Grocery

Could some Canadian and Southwestern Ontario businesses benefit from U.S. tariffs? Not really, experts say.

I didn’t know she was ill and I look up from the paper, feeling strangely empty and sad.

To remind us of the obvious, it shouldn't require a tariff war for us to commit to "buying local."

We asked Londoners whether the tariffs being imposed by President Donald Trump were prompting them to change their buying habits and why.

Canadians have pledged to buy domestic products over choices coming from the U.S. as the country shakes its collective head in anger over President Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariffs on imports from Canada.

Leaders in London’s downtown are excited, but eager to see details, about a promised financial incentive from the city to bring empty commercial space back online. Announced during Mayor Josh Morgan’s state of the city address on Jan. 23, the plan is for city hall to offer a fiscal incentive to businesses to cover renovation […]

The shift to selling beer in convenience stores has cost London one Beer Store outlet in the city’s core, and workers fear more stores may follow, cutting jobs as they shut down. The Beer Store on Piccadilly Street closed earlier this month, one of 23 across Ontario that have shuttered since September when beer began […]

It was the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. The line was long and my temper was short. Gratitude was not on my list.

Three youths petting a cat on a sidewalk in Port Stanley were assaulted by a man who came out of a home and yelled at them, Elgin OPP say

One of the best things about winter is the multitude of comfort dishes so welcome this time of year.

Mike Bessegato was on his lunch break grabbing a few items at a downtown London grocery store when he witnessed a clerk tussling with a much younger man.

London's annual goodwill roll call has an unusual addition this year — a bystander who was stabbed while protecting an elderly grocery store employee in a robbery.