Overhaul of school boundaries recommended by TVDSB
The final report of Thames Valley District School Board’s largest attendance review in decades has been given final recommendations by the board.
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'Killing or injuring animal' charge for St. Thomas man already facing attempted murder charge
A St. Thomas, Ont. man charged with attempted murder in the shooting of a 24-year-old woman, is now facing an additional charge.
Man suffers serious injury in possible moving mishap
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Victoria Hospital parking lot crash sends one to hospital with life-threatening injuries
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First bird of the year with West Nile Virus found in Southwestern Public Health region
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West London, Ont. house fire causes $100K in damage, snarls evening traffic
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Woodstock fire damage pegged at $500K
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Council seeks to curb greenhouse gas emissions despite colleague’s 'Climate Change Warriors' criticism
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Knight's Hunter honoured as OHL general manager of the year
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London area still sizzling with temperatures soaring throughout the week
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VIDEO | Communities in mourning as OPP officer and respected school bus driver killed in crash
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Adelaide Street North among top five 'worst roads' in western Ontario: CAA
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Taking steps to ensure paratransit buses are service dog friendly
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Sattler bill aims to prevent sexual assault, harassment in bars
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Grand Bend, Ont. boy opens cotton candy business, finds sweet success
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Possible match found for 'Babs' the dog
Babs the dog may have found her forever home after a London couple brought her home Monday night for a trial stay.
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A community in mourning
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Dashcam captures driver on Hwy 401 shoulder
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London MPP introduces private members bill
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Local medical officers of health pen letter to Ontario's top doctor asking for mask mandates back
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Ontario Liberals pledge to add COVID-19 vaccine to school immunization list
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Woman who accused Biden of sexually assaulting her in 1993 defects to Russia
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