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  The 'Fellow in Yellow' stops in southwestern Ontario during run across Canada

  A Nova Scotia man crossing Canada on foot is passing through southwestern Ontario. Trevor Redmond is perhaps better known as the ‘Fellow in Yellow.’

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  Have your say in London’s new ward boundaries

  Londoners gathered at the South London Community Centre Thursday for one of several meetings put on by the city to discuss possible ward boundary changes and provide feedback.

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  'We're going to try and change how we see survivors': Voices Against Violence to hold nationwide rally Monday

  On October 21, 2024, a nationwide rally will take place to raise awareness and advocate for the end of violence toward women and children.

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  'Harvest comes first': Ontario farmers log extra hours and work into the night during fall grain harvest

  Ontario farmers are logging extra hours, as they work into the night during the fall grain harvest.

• Nuclear Waste Series: Is it safe to bury Canada’s used nuclear fuel underground, forever?

  Jeff Binns is a corrosion scientist with the Nuclear Waste Management Organization. He's spent years trying to figure out whether Canada's most radioactive nuclear waste can be permanently stored underground, forever.

• Pedestrian dies one week after collision with pickup truck in Sarnia

  Sarnia police say a pedestrian has died after being hit by a pickup truck last week.

• OHL responds to CTV W5 investigation into alleged sexual assault by former junior hockey players

  The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) has released a statement in response to a recent CTV W5 investigation into an alleged sexual assault in 2014.

• Replica gun seized from St. Thomas high school

  An officer was given the replica weapon at a south-side school. Police are sharing concern for this type of thing, saying it could easily be mistaken for a real firearm.

• Drivers with unsafe vehicles removed from ride share apps in London

  The city has released final numbers for its vehicle-for-hire safety blitz. According to the city, 80 drivers for Uber and Lyft were randomly selected last week, but only 47 attended an inspection.

• Don't be alarmed in St. Thomas

  Members of the public and residents in the area will see an increased police presence but are reminded there are no safety concerns and residents are asked not to call 911.

• London Knights name 53rd captain

  The announcement was made just after the team announced Wednesday it had released over agers Owen Willmore and Alec Leonard, and had brought in goalie Austin Elliott, a former all-star in the Western Hockey League, to be the starting goalie.

• 'Really frustrated with CN': St. Thomas councillor blasts railway after massive railroad tie fire

  Sitting in the mayor’s chair with Joe Preston away, Coun. Steve Peters ripped the Canadian National Railway after a massive railroad tie fire on Oct. 10.

• W5 INVESTIGATES

  W5 INVESTIGATES | Ontario woman alleges sexual assault by junior hockey players; details what happened when she called police

  The Ontario Provincial Police has acknowledged that one of its employees did not follow the organization's policy when an alleged victim of sexual assault called a local detachment earlier this year to report an incident involving eight former junior hockey players.

• After jury delays, Crown outlines case in Josue Silva shooting death

  The trial got underway with Justice Patricia Moore detailing the jury’s responsibility and Crown attorney Kristina Mildred outlining the case for the prosecution.