Humane Society breaks ground on ‘long overdue” new shelter
Construction of the new $21 million shelter at 1414 Dundas St. is expected to be completed by summer 2023.
London News
Police chief ‘disheartened’ by hate-related graffiti
London’s chief of police is expressing disappointment after hate-related graffiti was discovered at a north London park.
Craig Needles Podcast Episode 65: Mike Moffatt and ODSP
Mike Moffatt talks about ODSP rates and the provincial election on the latest episode of the Craig Needles Podcast
Second suspect in shooting arrested
London police say a second suspect has been arrested and charged on connection with gunfire that was reported in east London last week.
Keep long weekend gatherings outdoors, MOH advises
Middlesex London’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Alex Summers said during a media briefing on Monday that typically long weekends result in an uptick in COVID-19 infections.
Craig Needles Podcast Episode 64: Jennifer Dunn and Jessie Rodger
Why voters should consider how candidates talk about gender based violence is the subject of the latest episode of the Craig Needles Podcast.
Man charged after two sexual assaults
London police say a man faces charges after two young girls were sexually assaulted at an east end shopping centre.
Vehicle hit by gunfire in south London
The shots rang out just before midnight Sunday in the area of Wellington Road South and Bradley Avenue.
No one hurt after stolen truck hits school bus
London police say a school bus was rear-ended by a pickup truck in the area of Jalna Boulevard and Josselyn Drive around 7:40 a.m. Monday.
COVID-19 hospitalizations up two, no deaths in London area
The London Health Sciences Centre said on Monday it has 36 inpatients in its care being treated for COVID-19, up two since Friday.
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