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Ex-Western department head gets house arrest for sexually assaulting subordinate
A former Western University professor convicted of sexually assaulting a female subordinate has been given a nearly two-year conditional sentence, sparing the now 65-year-old from jail.
Poilievre's 'three strikes' crime law could face constitutional challenges, London lawyers say
A plan by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to introduce a "three strikes, you're out" policy to deal with violent repeat offenders would be expensive, ineffectual, and likely face constitutional challenges, several London-based criminal defence lawyers say.
Future uncertain for London merchant as U.S. looks to close little-known trade loophole
One London business owner says his company specializing in mailing Canadian confections to U.S. retailers will be in jeopardy if the U.S. closes the little-known trade loophole known as the de minimus customs exemption.
'Glorious and Free': London breweries among dozens tapping into Canada-wide beer campaign
Two London breweries are showing their Canadian spirit as part of a nationwide beer campaign launched in response to U.S. threats of annexation and punishing tariffs.
Vehicles under water in Gibbons parking lot as London sees one of its wettest April days ever
A day-long rain event dumped nearly a months-worth of precipitation on the city in roughly 24 hours, resulting in one of the wettest April days on record, Environment Canada said.
Quintessential Canadian treat takes spotlight at London butter tart festival
A former department store was transformed into a butter tart lover's paradise at London's Westmount Shopping Centre over the weekend.
From Mill Street to Simcoe Street: Labatt shifts Toronto brewery's production to London
The majority of Mill Street Brewery's production will no longer be in Toronto, but a two-hour drive away at the company's main London location, Labatt has confirmed.
South London road where man struck and killed was previously flagged as unsafe
Residents near a south London, Ont. intersection where a 73-year-old man was fatally struck by a vehicle on Saturday say the stretch of road where it occurred often sounds more like a racetrack than a city street.
Public housing tenants give bag of cockroaches from Walnut St. building to housing officials
Residents of a building operated by London and Middlesex Community Housing rallied on Tuesday to draw attention to what they say has been the agency's response dealing with issues of disrepair and pests at the downtown-area property.
Copper wire thefts surge in downtown London with salvage yards told to be on alert
London police are urging downtown residents, businesses and property owners to be on alert amid an uptick in copper wire thefts in the core over the last several months.