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WATCH | #TheMoment lightning struck a London, Ont., high school, disrupting graduation ceremony
A south London, Ont., public high school has been temporarily closed after lightning struck the building's chimney, interrupting a graduation ceremony for elementary school students.
London mom 'excited for the future' after graduating university alongside her son
A London, Ont., mother and her son watched each other cross the graduation stage earlier this week during university convocation ceremonies in the city’s core.
Home County Festival to return for a single day of music in Victoria Park
Organizers with the Home County Folk League are looking for volunteers as they plan their upcoming single day event set for the summer.
Almost 90 per cent of Ontario's growing measles cases are in the southwest
Measles case counts in Ontario continue to climb with the bulk of cases concentrated in southwestern Ontario, according to new data released by Public Health Ontario (PHO) on Thursday.
Service depot needs to go after 'litany of issues' in Watson Street Park, councillor says
A London council committee says it wants to remove a depot offering basic necessities from a southeast park as soon as possible after a suspicious fire at a homeless encampment displaced three people over the weekend.
Highest case count of measles in Ontario is south of London, with overall numbers climbing
The health unit for Oxford County, Elgin County and the City of St. Thomas in southwestern Ontario says there are now 228 reported cases of measles in its jurisdiction, predominantly in unvaccinated kids, as case numbers in Ontario continue to rise.
Local man in mid-30s diagnosed with measles, health officials say
For the first time in a year, the London region has recorded a lab-confirmed case of the measles.
Record-breaking number of babies born in London, Ont., hospital in 2024
London, Ont.’s largest hospital is celebrating a record-breaking number of births there last year, with a five per cent increase from its record set in 2022.
Smash-and-grab jewelry store heists are a thing — the industry's working to put thieves on ice
It's a scene that's become all-too familiar: Burglars smashing the windows and doors of shops in daring fashion and at lightning speed, then making off with high-value, easy-to-snatch goods. Jewelry stores have become the targets of many of these thieves. Now, a non-profit organization representing Canadian jewellers is addressing the issue.
London Liberal MPs stand with party and plan to run in next election
London, Ont.'s Liberal MPs say they have no concerns for the future viability of their party even after the deputy prime minister's sudden resignation earlier this week.