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How many Uber and Lyft drivers are there in London? The number might surprise you
By-law officials and police in London gave out more than 500 tickets to rideshare and taxi drivers during a month-long safety blitz, but it might be another number that stuns Londoners: There are more than 7,500 registered Ubers and Lyfts in the city — one rideshare driver for every 60 people, assuming a population of 450,000.
Ark Aid scores $3.7M in city funding — more than expected — following heated debate
London City Council agreed to continue funding Ark Aid's emergency shelter and daytime drop-in spaces for another year, to the tune of nearly $3.7 million.
How a trade war could boost small-scale farming in southwestern Ontario
A southwestern Ontario farmer hopes the ongoing U.S.-Canada trade war encourages the country to look inward to keep itself fed, while making itself more resilient in the face of future crises.
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'We're fighters' says sister of London mom facing long recovery after Monday morning crash
A London man is facing multiple charges, including impaired driving and racing, after his vehicle was involved in a dramatic crash in east London yesterday morning.
London MP Arielle Kayabaga appointed House leader in Mark Carney's cabinet
London West Liberal MP Arielle Kayabaga was given a position in Mark Carney's cabinet during the Prime Minister's swearing-in ceremony in Ottawa, early Friday afternoon.
King's, Huron trimming workforces due to financial pressure, but keep layoffs at bay
Western University affiliates King's and Huron are fighting different, but similar battles as they work to keep financial impacts from waning international student enrolment at bay.
Fanshawe Student Union moves to shutter student paper, but some students are fighting back
The Fanshawe Student Union (FSU) is shuttering the college's student newspaper, marking the end of a roughly five-decade run of independent student journalism at the school.
More kids hospitalized with breathing issues, 'very high' fevers as measles outbreak grows
Officials with Southwestern Public Health (SWPH) and Grand Erie Public Health (GEPH), and a paediatrician working to treat children with measles, say the outbreak that's been rapidly growing in several counties is likely much larger than the numbers show.
Why some Londoners are flying the flag in the face of uncertainty
At a time when national pride is surging, Londoners share why they feel it's important to fly the flag.
Nearly 5,000 votes 'a waste' as NDP didn't notify Elections Ontario of southwest candidate's withdrawal
The NDP failed to notify election officials that its candidate in the riding of Elgin-Middlesex-London had withdrawn, according to Elections Ontario, resulting in over 4,700 votes going nowhere.