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.

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.

Pair charged in southeast London drugs, weapons bust

A man and a woman face charges after a search turned up a number of illegal drugs, weapons and cash at a home in southeast London.

Photo released of suspect vehicle sought in east London fatal hit and run

London police have released a photo of a vehicle suspected to be involved in a hit and run that killed a cyclist in east London earlier this month.

London Food Bank Co-Executive Directors Jane Roy and Glen Pearson surrounded by donations at the food bank warehouse on Leathorne St., March 23, 2018. (Photo by Miranda Chant, Blackburn News)

Food bank launches Thanksgiving drive amid record high demand

During the launch of its 34th annual Thanksgiving Food Drive Thursday, the food bank revealed the number of families coming through its doors has jumped 32 per cent over the last year.