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Take a spin around 1975 downtown London in this rare footage from CBC's archives
Rare footage from CBC’s archives provides a glimpse at downtown London in the mid-1970s, and the inner workings of CFPL-TV, Canada’s second commercial TV station, as it prepares the daily news.
Uber files lawsuit against City of London over increasing per-trip fees
Uber Canada is taking the City of London to court over the fees the municipality charges for every ride, saying they’re an “unfair and inequitable financial burden,” and lead to higher prices for riders.
Fans cheer on as Detroit Lions host second-ever Canadian tailgate party in London
Hundreds of Detroit Lions fans crowded into London's Canada Life Place on Sunday as part of a watch party event organized by the team.
Longwoods Road residents call for changes after 7-year-old killed getting off school bus
An online petition calling for road safety improvements in London has garnered hundreds of signatures, days after a seven-year-old boy was fatally struck by a vehicle west of Lambeth.
Family mourns child struck getting off school bus on Longwoods Rd.
A seven-year-old London boy struck and fatally injured by a vehicle on the south edge of London on Monday is being remembered as a kind-hearted kid with a heart of gold.
London's apartment vacancy rate rose in 2024, but not for affordable units
More newly-built units and a drop in demand from students helped relieve pressure on London's purpose-built rental market, but little relief came for the city's affordable housing stock, a new CMHC report suggests.
Day of mourning for Queen wasn't paid holiday for London outside workers, appellate court rules
A national day of mourning held following the death of Queen Elizabeth was not a paid holiday for London's outside workers, an Ontario appellate court ruled recently.
OPP appeal for tips as week-long search continues for missing Fanshawe College student
Ontario Provincial Police continued their search on Wednesday for a missing Fanshawe College student, a week after she was last seen in a remote area east of Port Stanley.
Major bridge work planned for a key link connecting London's downtown and west end
Fifty-one years and tens of millions of vehicle crossings later, a vital link connecting London's core to its west end is showing its age, and is due for a major overhaul.
Digital archive of old Ontario newspapers a hit with readers as far away as New Zealand
Nearly three months after its launch, Stratford-Perth Archives officials say their new historical newspaper database has recorded more than 53,000 visits from users as far away as New Zealand.