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  Firefighters and families gather for annual toy drive

  First responders were at London Fire Station #1 on Saturday collecting toys at the 10th annual Lights and Sirens Toy Drive.

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  Business Cares Food Drive held at London, Ont. grocery stores

  The Business Cares Food Drive grocery store campaign is on this weekend. Hundreds of volunteers, including some Bell Media personalities, are spread out at 37 grocery stores across London.

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  London Muslim Mosque showcases Jesus in Islam

  The Mosque is hosting the Jesus in Islam exhibition Saturday and Sunday to showcase how Jesus is depicted in the Qur’an.

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  Rain, rain go away: Soggy start to December for the Forest City

  As the calendar finally flips over into December and Londoners prepare to deck the halls, residents will be hopefully keeping their rain jackets and umbrellas within reach.

• New multi-million dollar London medical supply plant fits like a glove

  Medical supply manufacturer Medicom announced it will build a $165 million plant in London to produce medical grade nitrile gloves — the first plant of its kind in Canada.

• Oneida of the Thames First Nation councillor charged with fraud

  An Oneida of the Thames First Nation councillor has been suspended after being charged with fraud. Urusula Doxtator, 54, was charged by OPP last week with fraud over $5,000 and using a forged document.

• All evidence in at the murder trial of Robert Charnock

  Both the Crown and the defence have wrapped up their respective cases at the second degree murder trial of Robert Charnock in London.

• People growing angry over four year long ER closure, Huron mayor says

  Four years ago, the temporarily closed sign went up outside the Clinton Hospital’s emergency room.

• Youth caught with loaded handgun, drugs and cash: LPS

  The youth, who cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, faces severeal charges.

• Housing reality check: Canada behind on building housing for marginalized communities, advocates say

  The federal government has spent about half of the $82.5 billion in its national housing strategy funding and has now spent all of its funds that it had set aside to build low-income rental units for vulnerable people.

• Cyclist transported to trauma unit after early morning collision

  The London Police Traffic Management Unit is investigating after an early morning collision involving a cyclist and a car.

• Here's why a $25-million anonymous donation isn’t funding winter shelter beds

  City hall finds itself balancing immediate needs against long-term strategies to address the homelessness crisis. On Tuesday, city council approved 120 temporary overnight shelter spaces across four locations at a total cost of $3 million.