Huron County is mourning the death of Nobel laureate Alice Munro, the iconic author whose short stories set in small-town Ontario brought her worldwide acclaim. Read More
Ontario Provincial Police say they're investigating a reported romance scam that cost someone in Elgin County – they don't say whom – more than $2 million. A staggering loss, it's far from the first in the region involving such a scam. LFP reporter Noah Brennan breaks down what you need to know about romance rip-offs. Read More
A London private school and its principal must pay two parents $95,000 and all staff must undertake equity and diversity training under a damning human rights tribunal ruling over racial discrimination. Read More
A London police deputy chief and two senior officers have taken medical leaves within the last two weeks, sources told The London Free Press. Read More
An Elgin County man fatally shot his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself, Ontario Provincial Police have announced three months after the deaths. Read More
Canada is the sixth largest exporter of fresh vegetables in terms of value, according to the latest data from Rabobank. Read More
Rabobank has released a new World Vegetable Map, which highlights the latest data on global vegetable production, consumption and trade. Read More
When the Municipality of South Bruce raised its hand in 2012 and formally expressed interest in potentially storing Canada’s nuclear waste deep underground, Bill Goetz sat in the mayor’s chair. Read More
The regional unemployment rate fell to its lowest point since November 2022 and continues to pace well below the provincial average. Read More
The April showers held off as the Ripley and District Horticultural “For Our Youth” club met at leader Melody King-Smillie’s home in Kincardine on a sunny, but chilly Saturday. Read More
Bruce Power’s president and chief executive officer, Mike Rencheck, is retiring June 30 but will remain a senior advisor there and to the nuclear industry, the company announced May 13. Read More
The date of a much-anticipated trial of five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team charged with sexual assault likely won't be set until at least next month. Read More