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Speeding, school bus blow-bys persist on London road where boy was struck, neighbour says
A month after a seven-year-old boy was struck and killed getting off his school bus near Lambeth, those living on the road where it happened say conditions remain largely unchanged when it comes to safety and driver behaviour.
Former Ontario principal handed 4-year prison sentence in undercover child exploitation sting
A former Waterloo, Ont., elementary school principal will serve four years behind bars after pleading guilty last year to child sexual exploitation and child pornography offences.
In planning a much-needed getaway, more Londoners turning to travel agents
Recent data from Statistics Canada shows business has been strong for travel agencies across the country, with operating revenues above where they were before the pandemic. That business bump is also being felt by London travel companies.
Joan's Place residents to move in next month, Youth Opportunities Unlimited says
A supportive housing project in downtown London targeting young and expectant mothers at risk of homelessness is nearing completion with move-ins set to begin next month.
London paratransit drivers vote overwhelmingly to join union, unsealed ballots show
London's paratransit operators have voted overwhelmingly in favour of joining the Amalgamated Transit Union, the same union that represents London Transit drivers and staff.
Removal of pews start of major changes for London's oldest cathedral
Construction crews are set to remove more than 250 wooden oak pews in St. Paul's Cathedral in London, Ont., kicking off an ambitious multi-year plan to reinvent the church as part place of worship, part creative arts incubator.
Londoner recognized with Order of Ontario for work helping those with complex disabilities
The longtime head of a London-based non-profit helping those with complex medical and developmental needs live in their own communities is one of 29 people appointed to the Order of Ontario for 2024.
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Take a spin around 1975 downtown London in this rare footage from CBC's archives
Rare footage from CBC’s archives provides a glimpse at downtown London in the mid-1970s, and the inner workings of CFPL-TV, Canada’s second commercial TV station, as it prepares the daily news.
Uber files lawsuit against City of London over increasing per-trip fees
Uber Canada is taking the City of London to court over the fees the municipality charges for every ride, saying they’re an “unfair and inequitable financial burden,” and lead to higher prices for riders.
Fans cheer on as Detroit Lions host second-ever Canadian tailgate party in London
Hundreds of Detroit Lions fans crowded into London's Canada Life Place on Sunday as part of a watch party event organized by the team.