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Ontario Votes 2025
Here's who's running in London-area ridings as snap election campaign gets rolling
As former premier David Peterson knows, in Ontario politics, even when the party in power appears to hold a clear advantage, a snap election call always has the potential to backfire.
Potential for high winds, blowing snow tonight
Tonight's forecast for high winds and blowing snow has prompted Environment Canada to issue a special weather statement warning about possible power outages.
Ford's imminent election call throws London preparations into overdrive
Doug Ford's early election call, a move criticized by both opposition parties, has thrown the nomination process into overdrive.
'People are pretty upset': Peavey Mart store closures in Ontario, N.S. seen as a loss for farm owners
Peavey Mart, a retailer geared to customers with farms and rural properties, is closing 24 locations in Ontario and Nova Scotia. Customers at a soon-to-be shuttered store in London say it's a significant loss to people who live on farms and rural properties.
'It's life-threatening': Meet the Londoners trying to stay alive in –19 C
Londoners who continue to live and sleep in a south London park through this week's double-digit, below-zero temperatures say they're staring down death on a nightly basis.
London surgeon welcomes increased screenings in fight against breast cancer
Lowering the age for mammogram self-referral will lead to more breast cancer screening, which is expected to save lives. It's also a change that raises new challenges for care teams.
London office vacancy jumps again as companies seek newer buildings
London's vacancy rate for downtown office buildings is projected to grow for the third straight year, with the mayor promising new efforts to help reverse the trend.
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London teenager missing for 5 days found safe
A London teenager who had been missing for five days has been located and is safe, according to the London Police Service.
Can this proposed 6-storey building be scaled back? Some Byron neighbours hope so
A group of Byron residents are asking a developer to scale back a six-storey residential building proposed on a section of Commissioners Road West where larger infills are becoming commonplace.
Son-in-law of London woman charged with 2nd-degree murder after police find body in home
The son-in-law of a longtime resident of a north-end neighbourhood in London, Ont., has been charged with second-degree murder of the 64-year-old after police found a woman's body in a home early Tuesday.