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CTV News London's top stories from this week
In case you missed it, CTV News London has compiled all the top local stories from this week into one video for your convenience.
You can also read about each story by following the links below.
Police in Owen Sound have made arrests in connection to the alleged assault of a 44-year-old man who died of his injuries.
Court documents show a trial date is nearing in the case against five former Canadian world junior hockey team players charged with the sexual assault of a young woman.
The sentencing hearing for a 22-year-old man who pleaded guilty in connection to the shooting death of a teenager at a field party has been set for next month.
The mother of a London teenager who was run over and left for dead more than five years ago is speaking out after the man found guilty in the case was released from custody pending an appeal.
A vigil was held this past week at Northbrae Public School for a little girl whose body was tragically found last week in the Thames River.
The federal government has provided nearly $430,000 to help retrofit an affordable housing initiative in London.
A developer has sparked the ire of London city councillors after clear-cutting a woodlot in the city’s east end before getting a green light to expand a storage facility on the property.
Construction is underway on Project Tiny Hope's first single bungalow and the St. Thomas, Ont. project years in the making is now a reality.
Woodstock residents are rallying to save several outdoor aquatic facilities after city council scrapped plans for a new pool and announced closures due to budget constraints.
Corus is cutting jobs at AM980 and has shut down Hamilton's 900 CHML station as part of a plan to eliminate 800 jobs.
Strathroy-Caradoc is assessing damage to its parks, including lost picnic tables and damaged playgrounds, after extreme July rains caused prolonged flooding.
The Western Mustangs, with a healthy Keon Edwards and a strong lineup, are gearing up for their season opener against Ottawa on Aug. 25.
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breaking Trees down, damage reported after possible tornado near Ayr, Ont.
Tornado watches remain in effect across parts of Ontario.
Disney has a price problem. It has ambitious plans to fix that
Disney recently announced a huge slate of projects for parks and cruises in front of 12,000 of its most loyal fans, who will almost certainly return to Disney's theme parks to experience those new offerings, no matter what it costs.
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DEVELOPING Tracking Ernesto: Hurricane makes landfall as a category 1 storm
Hurricane Ernesto made landfall on the tiny British Atlantic territory of Bermuda early Saturday as residents hunkered down.
Former U.S. congressman George Santos expected to plead guilty to charges related to campaign fraud Monday
Former New York Rep. George Santos is expected to plead guilty Monday to federal charges relating to fraudulent activity during his 2022 midterm campaign, according to multiple sources familiar with the deal.
The attack that seemed unthinkable until last week: How Russia looked the wrong way as Ukraine invaded
The idea that Ukraine could turn the tables on Russia and burst onto the territory of its much bigger neighbour seemed unthinkable to most observers before last week. The shock operation has raised questions about the effectiveness of Russia's surveillance.
Parts of sagging Toronto building demolished, remaining structure under investigation: city
Parts of a building near Toronto’s busy Kensington Market, which was at risk of collapsing on Friday, have been demolished as the city works to determine whether the remaining structure is safe.
What do marijuana, the death penalty and fracking have in common? Kamala Harris shifted positions on them
Politicians often recalibrate in the face of shifting public opinions and circumstances. Across two decades in elected offices, U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris is no exception.
Carlos Alcaraz apologizes for smashing and breaking racket in 'worst match' of his career
As Carlos Alcaraz slipped to a shock defeat against Gael Monfils in the second round of the Cincinnati Open, he became so frustrated that he smashed his racket against the court several times, bending the frame out of shape while the crowd looked on stunned.
B.C. man who said he was 'joking around' when he fatally shot girlfriend sentenced to 4 years
A man who told police he was "joking around" with his girlfriend when he fatally shot her in the head has been sentenced to four years in prison for manslaughter with an additional six months for possessing a rifle without a licence.
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