Month: October 2024

A disturbance in east London has led to weapons charges.

The London Police Service has laid charges in connection to a downtown weapons investigation.

The closure between Florence Street and Hale Street is expected to end Friday afternoon. Detours are in place until the construction ends.

For eight decades – yes, eight decades – a London veteran has distributed poppies to Canadians. 87-year-old Sam Newman began distributing poppies as a boy.

The University of Western Ontario is getting a $20-million investment for a new Canadian Severe Storms Laboratory (CSSL).

Two men are wanted by the Sarnia Police Service, part of a residential armed robbery investigation.

London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) and St. Joseph’s hospitals are reintroducing masking guidelines. Starting Thursday, patients at both hospitals with a fever or respiratory symptoms will be required to wear a mask except in inpatient rooms.

A home in Londesborough has been severely damaged following an early morning fire. Central Huron fire crews were called to the home on Sarah Street around 5:30 a.m.

At last count, 4438 residents on the voter’s list will vote on whether they want the community to become the permanent home to Canada’s used nuclear fuel.

According to police, The Uniformed Division Special Constable Program, will have the special constables, “Working closely with patrol operations to ensure the safety and security of the London community.”