New case of COVID-19 at A. B. Lucas Secondary School
One positive case of COVID-19 has been identified at A. B. Lucas Secondary School, according to officials of the Thames Valley District School Board. The school will remain open and … Read More
Despite tough start, city committed to plan to help homeless get leases
It’s had a tough start, but the city’s head of housing says he remains committed to a program that aims to help lift vulnerable Londoners out of homelessness buy guaranteeing their … Read More
Why federal Conservatives should be concerned about Saskatchewan’s election result
This column is an opinion by Kory Teneycke, a former director of communications for prime minister Stephen Harper. He managed the recent Ontario PC Party Campaign, and is a partner at Rubicon Strategy. For more … Read More
‘Death plane’ asylum seeker has a shot at staying in Canada – but time is running out
A London woman says a man who faces the death penalty in his native Cameroon has a shot at political asylum in Canada, but only if U.S. immigration officials allow him … Read More
Trump administration vetted stars’ politics for planned ad blitz promoting president’s virus response
Public relations firms hired by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services vetted political views of hundreds of celebrities for a planned $250-million US ad blitz aimed at portraying … Read More
Adult film star Ron Jeremy pleads not guilty to new charges
Adult film star Ron Jeremy pleaded not guilty Wednesday to new charges of rape and sexual assault involving six victims, including a teenage girl, prosecutors said. Jeremy, 67, entered the … Read More
2 London suspects face charges in $500K anti-drug sweep
Two suspects face a number of drug charges after a pair of police raids on homes in south and east London yielded officers a half million dollars in street drugs, … Read More
Bob Young, older brother to Neil, releases first song at 78
Bob Young spent much of his life forging a career as a prominent golfer, but at 78, Neil Young’s brother has released his first song. Ahead of the U.S. election … Read More
London Police to ask minority communities about systemic racism, interactions with officers
The London Police Service will survey Black and Indigenous communities, as well as other people of colour, about their perceptions of and experiences with officers, part of an effort to end … Read More
Senate motion calls on Canada to recognize independence of Nagorno-Karabakh
Conservative Sen. Leo Housakos is calling on Canada to recognize the independence of Nagorno-Karabakh and “immediately condemn the joint Azerbaijani-Turkish aggression” against the breakaway Armenian-populated region in the South Caucasus. In a … Read More
Funny Boy chosen as Canada’s Oscars submission for best international film
Director Deepa Mehta’s film Funny Boy will represent Canada at the 93rd Academy Awards as the submission for best international film, Telefilm Canada’s executive director Christa Dickenson announced on Thursday. … Read More
16 new virus cases emerge in the London region Thursday
Health authorities in the London area announced 16 new coronavirus cases Thursday in one of the largest single day increases the region has seen in weeks. The new infections bring … Read More