Students displaced following house fire
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$500,000 for London's Health and Homelessness Fund for Change
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London and Oneida councils meeting for the first time this week
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Somebody yelled 'Help!' and police are looking to find the person
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Overpass demolished at Dorchester Road and Highway 401
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