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When the only walk-in clinic in St. Thomas closed, patients experienced doctor shortage first-hand
There are approximately 10,000 St. Thomas residents who do not have a primary care provider, forcing them to turn to other medical help options. With one public walk-in clinic in the city, many residents end up at the emergency room instead.
Deadly canine parvovirus outbreak linked to two London parks
The Humane Society London & Middlesex is warning dog owners of a canine parvovirus outbreak, with infections linked to Chelsea Green Park and Watson Street Park. The virus can cause lethargy, loss of appetite, vomiting, bloody diarrhea and death.
Whether it's hubs or supportive housing, advocates say more support needed for homelessness
A day after London's mayor said he is walking back on the goal of opening up to 15 homeless hubs in the coming years, advocates for the city's vulnerable say there is still a long way to go to support people who are suffering on the streets.
Remember homeless hubs? London's mayor no longer 'fixated' on meeting goal of opening 15
London's mayor is walking back a promise to open 15 homeless hubs across the city in the coming years as funding and politics continue to influence services for people living rough.
London photographer's holiday photo project connects gift givers to people in need
London photographer, Natasha Roberts, is hosting a two-day paid photo session, where she will take holiday-themed pictures of families for $200. But instead of keeping the money for herself, Roberts is asking people to give it to community members in need.
Striking Canada Post workers in London say '20 km long' routes not sustainable
Members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) local 566 set up pickets in London early Friday morning. They are some of 55,000 Canada Post workers across the country who want to see changes to wages, benefits and working conditions.
Deadpool is in, doctors are out: Halloween costume trends over the past 5 decades
Rose McCulloch, co-owner of McCulloch's Costume and Party Supplies, knows which Halloween costumes stand the test of time and which outfits fall off the grid. She reflects back on the costume trends that have come and go from the 1980s to now.
Londoners gather at rally to remember victims of intimate partner violence
Londoners gathered outside city hall Monday afternoon to share their stories and remember victims of intimate partner violence. It was one of several Voices Against Violence rallies happening nationwide.
The world screams for this Ontario ice cream at international taste-testing competition
Chapman's Ice Cream beat out 12 other international competitors to win the best caramel ice cream at the International Ice Cream Consortium. The company's Salty Caramel Crunch flavour features a salty caramel ripple, toffee pieces and cookie bits.
Looking for a free COVID-19 test? Pharmacies and public health units are out
London-area health units and independent pharmacies say they have not been able to order take-home COVID-19 tests since the Ministry of Health discontinued its free testing program last year.