New therapy offers hope for people with severe depression
A new national clinical trial is offering hope to people suffering from treatment-resistant depression, and could one day replace electroconvulsive therapy as the gold standard.
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Supreme Court overturns voyeurism acquittal of former teacher
Canada’s highest court has ruled that a former London teacher who used a camera pen to take videos of female students without their knowledge is guilty of voyeurism.
Knights blow away the Storm 6-1
The London Knights made short work of the Guelph Storm with a 6-1 victory at Budweiser Gardens on Wednesday.
UPDATE: One person killed in multi-vehicle 401 crash
One person is dead after a multi-vehicle crash on the westbound 401 east of London.
Murder charge laid in arrow death
A 35-year-old London man is now charged with second degree murder in the death of a man who was shot with an arrow in the northeast end of the city earlier this month.
Nearly half of drivers admit to distracted driving
Figures released by CAA South Central Ontario show 43 per cent of drivers surveyed identified themselves as distracted drivers.
Ford recalling almost 1.5M vehicles in North America
Transmission problems have prompted a recall of over a million Ford vehicles in North America, including nearly a quarter of a million in Canada.
Blowing snow advisory lifted
The drive home Wednesday could be a slow one as strong winds combined with flurries reduce visibility.
Charges laid in fatal motorcycle crash
More than five months after a crash that claimed the life of a motorcyclist south of London, a 76-year-old Aylmer man has been charged with careless driving.
Complications, death more likely for women following aorta surgery: Study
Women are more like than men to experience a stroke or death following surgery on their heart’s aorta, according to a recent study by a London-based research centre.