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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.
How will Trudeau's departure affect London's local races?
Political organizers from three different parties weigh in on how Justin Trudeau's move to step aside will affect the local races in a pending federal election.
London 'progressing' toward goal of 3,000 new affordable housing units
Despite increased borrowing costs and other challenges, London is closing in on a target set by city council to create 3,000 affordable housing units by next year.
Growth, guns, gridlock: London to face some key challenges in 2025
From construction to supporting the city's downtown and responding to homelessness and housing, fast-growing London will continue to face some big challenges in 2025.
London trucker recognized for helping U.S. driver after crash
A London truck driver's efforts to help out another driver following a crash last spring has been recognized by an industry association.
With demand high, Ark Aid works to shift shelter beds away from Dundas Street
As they deal with the added demand that comes with frigid temperatures, Ark Aid Street Mission staff are also working to move their overnight resting beds away from the business district of Dundas Street East.