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The Western Mustangs bridge team is heading to Philadelphia for major competition
The Western University bridge team won fourth place in an online competition last February, the Mustangs are now headed to the city of brotherly love for one of the biggest competitions in North America.
Textured Treasures launches a summer camp for Black kids
The founders of Textured Treasures are launching London's first-ever summer camp for young Black boys and girls. They will learn about loving their natural beauty, entrepreneurship, and more, all while having fun.
Meet the first Black woman elected to represent Ontario doctors
The Ontario Medical Association has elected its first Black woman president to advocate for the province's physicians, residents and medical students. Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman hopes to inspire others in her new role.
Boil water advisories in place for Ingersoll and Mount Elgin
Southwestern Public Health is advising residents in the towns of Ingersoll and Mount Elgin to boil their water as a precaution after possible contamination.
London community mourns loss of Forest Cliff camp director killed in crash
Tyler Shaule was tragically killed in collision with a transport truck northeast of Strathroy. He leaves behind him his wife and three sons, as well as a broken-hearted community in London, suffering the loss of his charismatic leadership shared at Forest Cliff Camp and his church.
London-based 'Toys for Tots' sends 30,000 gifts to needy kids across Canada
More children than ever before will have gifts to unwrap thanks to a volunteer-run charity based in London, Ont. that collects thousands of toys each year to donate to families in need.
What's open and closed on Christmas and Boxing Day in the London area
The holiday season has arrived, and that means closures across the city. To help you plan ahead, we've drawn up a list (and checked it twice) detailing some of the closures you'll find in the city.
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The London Children's Museum is ready to open its doors to kids of all ages
The London Children's Museum is ready to welcome kids of all ages at its newly-built location next week. Families and their children will get to explore, learn and have loads of fun.
Spreading the Christmas spirit, one warm plate at a time
Londoners in need of a hot meal gathered at St. Joseph's Hospitality Centre Thursday afternoon for the centre's annual Christmas luncheon.
Holidays causing some Canadians to overspend, new survey says
A new survey from the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada shows Canadians are expecting financial stress this holiday and are depending on credit cards to cover costs.