London News | Weather & Local Breaking | CTV News London

MORE TOP STORIES

• Two-vehicle collision near Tillsonburg, Ont. on Thursday

  OPP are investigating after a transport truck and a compact car were involved in a collision on Highway 19 late Thursday morning.

  

• Mother, daughter duo arrested in animal abuse investigation

  A mother and daughter from Sarnia are under arrest and facing charges associated with animal abuse.

  

• Last minute emergency department closure in Chesley

  The Emergency Department at Chesley hospital will be closed Thursday, reopening Friday Feb. 3 at 7 a.m.

  

• Flair Airlines to operate London to Winnipeg flights this summer

  On Wednesday, London International Airport and Flair Airlines announced the newest destination out of London, Ont., and if you’re a fan of Slurpees, then you might just be in luck.

  

• Nearly $16K in drugs seized in drug investigation: Woodstock police

  A man from Woodstock, Ont. is facing multiple charges after a search warrant revealed he was allegedly in possession of nearly $16,000 in illicit drugs, according to Woodstock police.

• Vehicle plows through storefront in northwest London

  No injuries are reported after a vehicle plowed through the front of a building in London on Wednesday morning.

• 'Miracles do happen': Parents of toddler who fell into pool grateful to community

  Gillian Burnett was almost finished her work day on Jan. 24 when she received a terrifying call about her young son. Waylon, 20-months-old, was found submerged in an outdoor pool at a home daycare near Petrolia, Ont.

• Concerns over relocation of SafeSpace shelter to OEV

  A shelter that offers support to sex workers will soon be relocating to Old East Village, and while the move is positive news for the shelter, not all residents feel the same way.

• South London road reopens after 'serious' vehicle collision

  Bostwick Road has reopened following a serious crash on Wednesday evening. Around 7:20 p.m., emergency crews responded to the scene in south London for the incident involving two vehicles.

• Thousands of students vaccinated after health unit warns of consequences for not having updated records

  After reviewing immunization data, the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) found a large drop in coverage for some vaccines. This has prompted health officials to create an enforcement campaign in order to get thousands of students up-to-date with their mandatory vaccinations.

• Former teacher found guilty of child porn charges remorseful at sentencing hearing

  A former London elementary school teacher told the court how his life spiralled out of control before pleading guilty to child pornography charges.

• A month to celebrate the legacy, history and achievements of Black Canadians

  The opening event of Black History Month will be at Museum London on Saturday, with 15 to 20 local organizations coming together for the event. Other events include the first look of a documentary about the successful plan to save the Fugitive Slave Chapel and its move to Fanshawe’s Pioneer Village in November.

• CBSA seizes 100 kg of suspected cocaine at Blue Water Bridge

  Two men from Brampton are facing drug trafficking charges after 100 kg of suspected cocaine was seized from a commercial truck at the Blue Water Bridge last month, according to the CBSA.

• Wiarton, Ont. preparing for invasion of 'Wiarton Willie' fans on Thursday

  You can forgive Wiarton Willie and his human interpreter if they’re a little nervous on Wednesday — it’s the first prediction ceremony for both of them. Wiarton Willie’s 67th annual winter weather prediction ceremony will return to an in-person event on Thursday, and a crowd of 1,000 or more are expected to greet the prognosticating marmot at 8:07 am.