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Starting on Monday, South Bruce residents finally get to start voting on whether they want their community to become home to Canada’s first permanent nuclear waste storage facility.

Construction of a fourth Imagine Build home is underway on the Oneida Nation of the Thames. The work coincides with a fundraising road hockey tournament.

A robbery investigation by London police has resulted in the arrest of a 14-year-old boy.

Damage is estimated at $250,000 and one person has been arrested after a suspicious fire in Old East Village. Fire broke out Wednesday at 737 Dundas St. — the same building where police are already investigating an $800,000 arson from Sept. 5.

After just six months on the job, the city manager for St. Thomas has announced his resignation. Hired in April, Michael Bradley has now accepted a position in his hometown of Brantford as the Chief Administrative Officer.

Passengers riding on Via Rail’s most heavily travelled corridor may endure a slower trip after Canadian National Railway Co. imposed restrictions on Via’s new trains.

A $200,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation made it possible for Hutton House to expand their programming for people with disabilities.

This weekend is looking to be one for the books, “Soak up the beautiful conditions – lots of sunshine, a beautiful start to your Friday.”

The first day of testimony at the fatal bush bash shooting trial heard from a 21-year-old woman who was at the party when things turned deadly.

West Elgin fire crews say flames were pushing through the roof when they arrived on Graham Road just after 2:00 p.m.