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Nuclear waste referendum date set for October

Residents in the Municipality of South Bruce will decide whether they want to host Canada’s first permanent nuclear waste storage facility this October.

How do U.S. decisions about TikTok impact Canada?

U.S. President Joe Biden has signed a bill that will force TikTok to be sold or be banned in his country, but what does it mean for Canada?

'I think 110 is fast enough': Speed limit to increase on some sections of 400 series highways

The speed you travel on sections of 400 series highways in our region is increasing. The province says it will raise the speed limit to 110 km/h on multiple sections, including some in the London region.

London, Ont. natives help Knights carry perfect record into Conference Final series with Saginaw

The London Knights went out in the offseason and acquired the goaltender they believed could lead them to a championship. So far, so good as Michael Simpson is a perfect 8-0 in the post season.

'We are still people of the land': Oneida unveils Indigenous gardens for Earth Week

On Tuesday, Chief Todd Cornelius was joined by council and volunteers to officially unveil the new Indigenous Community Gardens. The event was the highlight of a series of activities in the community to mark Earth Week.

Smashed windshield and speeding leads to charges

OPP have charged a driver in Lambton County for speeding and operating an unsafe vehicle after a traffic stop on Tuesday. Around 12:40 p.m., police stopped a vehicle on Townsend Line in Arkona for reportedly driving over 80 km/h in a posted 50 km/h zone.

Temporary layoffs announced at Goderich salt mine

A mild winter is being blamed for 87 miners and maintenance staff being laid off at Goderich’s salt mine.

Olympic athlete talent search coming to London, Ont.

If you think you've got what it takes to become an Olympic athlete, you'll have a chance to show off your skills next month. The Canadian Olympic Committee is hosting a free talent search in London on May 4.

Lambton residents being reminded to test well water supply

According to Lambton Public Health, recent high-water levels, flood conditions and saturated grounds could lead to harmful bacteria making its way into the drinking water.