Craig Needles Podcast Episode 108: Friday Round Table with Carol Dyck, Jared Zaifman and Dan Wylie

Carol Dyck, Jared Zaifman and Dan Wylie join Craig on this edition of the Friday Round Table

Crash involving stolen vehicle slows 401 traffic near Dorchester

The two-vehicle crash happened in the eastbound lanes at Dorchester Road in Thames Centre just after 6:30 a.m. on Friday.

New electric-assist bikes ‘game-changer’ for London Search and Rescue Team

The two new electric-assist, all-terrain bicycles will allow the team looking for missing persons to cover the search radius faster – potentially saving lives.

Police officers study a safety inspection report as part of their training. December 9, 2015. (Photo by Simon Crouch)

OPP host recruitment event ahead of ‘retirement wave’

The Ontario Provincial Police is hosting a provincewide recruitment event on Saturday, October 1.

College support staff ratify new contract

Full-time support staff at Ontario’s 24 publicly-funded colleges are now under a contract for the next three years.

St. Thomas landlord charged with sexual assault of tenant

The charges were laid after St. Thomas police received a complaint last Thursday about a landlord making “unwanted advances” towards a female tenant.

The 519 Podcast presents Truth and Reconciliation: Beyond the Orange Shirts

Truth and Reconciliation is the subject of this week’s 519 Podcast.

London marking second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Walks, gatherings, and a commemorative mural unveiling are all planned for the day and will include traditional singing, dancing, and addresses from a residential school survivor and city officials.

Six people hurt in four-vehicle crash on 401 outside London

A crash involving several vehicles, including two transport trucks, on Highway 401 west of London Thursday afternoon is under investigation.

William (Bill) Hodgins, BA'54, bequeathed $10 million to Western to support scholarships in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (David Phelps, Architectural Digest © Condé Nast)

Western alum donates largest gift ever to faculty of arts and humanities

A Western University graduate who went on to become a well-known figure in interior design has left several million in scholarships for students of the university’s faculty of arts and humanities.

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