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After U.S. strikes, Londoners with family in Iran worry what comes next
With the U.S. now involved in Israel's war with Iran, Iranians living in London say they remain worried about the safety of their loved ones overseas, and fear what may come next in the escalating conflict.
London, Ont., teen gearing up to be an engineer lands competitive $120K scholarship
A London, Ont. high schooler's aptitude for engineering has landed him one of Canada's most prestigious scholarships to start his studies at Western University.
Iranian Londoners say concern growing for family living in the country as conflict escalates
Londoners with friends and family in Iran are only able to watch with concern from thousands of kilometres away as conflict continues to escalate between the country and Israel.
6 hospitalized by high CO levels at London community centre undergoing renovations
Six people were taken to hospital on Monday morning after a community centre in London, Ont.'s Old East Village was evacuated due to high carbon monoxide levels.
6 months later, police continue to investigate death of boy hit disembarking school bus
London police say they appreciate the patience of the community as their investigation into the Lambeth-area collision that left a seven-year-old boy dead enters its sixth month.
Ontario Pride groups say extra federal security dollars now necessary to run safe events
For a third year in a row, $1.5 million in federal funding is being made available to local and national Pride organizations to pay for increased security at festivals and parades celebrating the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
His dad's old age pension suddenly stopped coming, leaving couple at 'desperation time'
A London couple say they've been burdened with an unexpected monthly financial hit, after an elder family member's old age security payments were stopped without explanation — payments that went toward expensive nursing home costs.
Proposed 35-storey tower at Oxford and Richmond rolls through planning committee
A proposal to build a 35-storey mixed-use tower at the intersection of Oxford and Richmond streets has received the go-ahead from members of a city council committee.
Meet some of Western's new graduates as university kicks off 2025 spring convocation
Hundreds of Western students officially became graduates on Monday and received their long-awaited degrees as the school kicked off its 325th spring convocation.
Black hiker calls on others to join him on walk to northern end of the Underground Railway
For years, Ken Johnston has hiked Black heritage trails across the U.S., retracing the steps of civil rights pioneers and freedom seekers. This summer, he's bringing his walk north to Owen Sound.