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• Minivan careens through entrance of florist shop in west London, Ont.

  No injuries were reported after a minivan careened through the front entrance of a florist shop in the west end of the city early Wednesday afternoon.

  

• One person transported to hospital after farm incident near Exeter, Ont.

  One person was hurt following an incident on a farm north of Exeter on Wednesday afternoon.

  

• ‘Everything is going up but your wages remain the same’: Nonprofits struggling to hire and retain workers

  Data collected from the regional EmployerOne Survey in January of this year showed that nonprofits have found it difficult to hire and retain qualified workers.

  

• OMA says primary care is in crisis

  According to the Ontario Medical Association, 2.2 million Ontarians are without a family doctor.

  

• Second housing tower to be constructed, 15 years after Alma College fire in St. Thomas, Ont.

  It’s a moment burned in the memory of St. Thomas residents — the historic Alma College went up in flames 15 years ago. In the past five years, the property was purchased, a massive housing project was proposed, and an eight-story tower has been built, with a capacity of 156 units.

• 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.

• Looking for something fun to do on PD Day? Here’s what is being offered in the Forest City

  Friday marks PD Day in London, Ont., and with kids having the day off school, parents might be wondering what they can do to keep their kids occupied. From science experiments, to scavenger hunts and swimming, here are some of the activities at play across the city.

• '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.

• Ontario's summer forecast revealed. It might not be what you were hoping for

  Ontarians could be looking at a 'love it or leave it' kind of summer this year with below normal temperatures forecast, The Weather Network says.

• Man suffers serious injury in possible moving mishap

  Officers were called to Maitland and Grey streets at 8 a.m. where witnesses said a male was found suffering from a suspected foot injury.

• Citizens call for underground nuclear waste plan to be scrapped

  Citizens concerned about plans to bury Canada’s most radioactive nuclear waste in a massive underground facility said it’s time the Nuclear Waste Management Organization went back to the drawing board.

• First bird of the year with West Nile Virus found in Southwestern Public Health region

  A bird within the jurisdiction of Southwestern Public Health is the first in the province to test positive for West Nile Virus (WNV) this year.

• Council seeks to curb greenhouse gas emissions despite colleague’s 'Climate Change Warriors' criticism

  There’s no sugar-coating the challenge facing London if the community is to meet its greenhouse gas targets in the Climate Emergency Action Plan.

• Knight's Hunter honoured as OHL general manager of the year

  The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) has named London Knights General Manager Mark Hunter as the winner of this year’s Jim Gregory award.