RBC Place London is putting the finishing touches on a year that will see more than 200 events, generating more than $22 million in spinoffs, the convention centre's chief executive says. Read More
Residents in the Westmount area are on edge after several recent coyote sightings and incidents, an example of “brazen” behaviour common in the fall months, one local expert says. Read More
Food banks across the province will receive a “steady” supply of chicken raised by local farmers in new program announced Monday in London. Read More
Londoners will have to dig deeper into their pocketbooks in the new year to use city facilities, especially when it comes to Centennial Hall, if city councillors approve a raft of proposed increases. Read More
During the First World War, from 1914 to 1918, Canada sent 650,000 of its finest soldiers to fight for God and country; 61,000 never returned home. When the war ended on Nov. 11, 1918, the bells rang out throughout all of Canada heralding the restoration of peace and freedom in the world. That was the first “Ringing of the Peace Bell.” It was a monumental price to pay to restore peace and freedom. In the Second World War, 44,000 of Canada’s finest did not return. Read More
ARVA – Tar spot can be a big black hole for potential corn yields, in the neighbourhood of 60 bushels per acre. Read More
A unique carving just north of Lucknow has been drawing a lot of attention over the past year. Read More
The creator of the Afrocentric mural at the Davidson Centre is set to return to Kincardine on Oct. 26. Read More
Haunted for more than a year by phantom smells she couldn't explain, Rebecca Bruzzese said she worried about her safety and mental health. Read More
London's supervised drug-use site is reviewing its processes and protocols in the wake of a suspected overdose death of a client at its facility. Read More
Robert Grieger from Beausejour, MB, is facing a serious issue with Manitoba Crop Insurance after discovering toxic white cockle in his hay field. It is poisonous to cattle and horses, rendering the crop unusable. Read More