Latest from Matthew Trevithick
Tariff tension felt by southwestern Ontario fisheries
Southwestern Ontario's commercial fishing industry is feeling the pressure of looming U.S. tariffs expected April 2 on all Canadian goods as vast majority of fish caught in Lake Erie is exported stateside.
London-area conservation authority hones in on 'Buy Canadian' movement
Buying local and Canadian may be a good way to show support for Canada, but it's also just good for the environment, the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority says.
In-person summer school scrapped at London high schools
London's two major school boards are ending in-person summer school, a move that has caught teachers' unions off-guard and some say will hurt students.
Ontario man frustrated Meta wouldn't pull video appearing to show drunk man fooling car ignition lock
Aaron Hagen of Bruce County, Ont., says he's frustrated a social media video of a man appearing to trick an alcohol ignition interlock, allowing him to drive drunk, wasn't taken down after Hagen contacted Meta with concerns it encouraged impaired driving.
Journalism advocates slam decision to close 50-year-old Fanshawe College student newspaper
The decision by Fanshawe's student union to close the college's longtime student newspaper and move its funding to other priorities is being condemned by the head of a national journalism advocacy group.
London, Ont., snowbirds among Canadians saying so long to Sunshine State over Trump's threats
Dorothy Chabot and her husband, who are from London, Ont., are among a growing number of Canadian snowbirds choosing to end their leases or sell their properties over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff and annexation threats toward Canada.
London grassroots movement looks to go national with call to boycott U.S. products
A London man's grassroots campaign is looking to make a big patriotic splash, tapping into the growing discontent of Canadians toward U.S. President Donald Trump.
London doulas worry tighter hospital visitor rules could shut them out of patient care
A recent policy change at London Health Sciences Centre to curb the rapid spread of measles has doulas worried about the emotional and physical impact it could have on her clients.
U.S. tariff pause adds yet another layer of uncertainty for London businesses
Trying to operate a business under punishing tariffs is hard enough, but it’s another story when those tariffs are threatened and then paused over and over.
Timbits hockey coach charged after swearing, fighting with police ensued at game in Woodstock, Ont.
Charges have been laid against a 42-year-old Woodstock, Ont., minor hockey coach following a disturbance over the weekend at a game of seven-year-old players.