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Students displaced following house fire

A number of students have been displaced after a house fire in east London near Fanshawe College. Crews were called to the scene on Prosperity Court late Monday night.

Tax rebate from $31 million municipal surplus could unleash 'budget bomb'

A massive surplus remains from last year’s municipal budget in London, but city staff warned councillors against using it for a tax break this year.

No butts about it — cleaning up cigarette litter good for wildlife and people

Cigarette butts remain the most littered item in the world — including London. On Monday, a ‘butt blitz’ was held behind city hall in Reg Cooper Square.

Council to discuss pilot project for high school bus pass program

A motion going to city council Tuesday could be the first step in approving a pilot project that would approve bus passes for students in grade nine at Clarke Road Secondary school.

Coyotes becoming less fearful of humans in wake of attack, wildlife expert says

Multiple warnings have been issued about the dangers of coyotes and potential wild dogs following a weekend attack that left one person seriously injured.

'Addressing our housing concerns': Developer plans to turn unused parking lot at White Oaks Mall into apartment towers

When Westdell Development acquired White Oaks Mall last year, President Iyman Meddoui said they always had the vision of adding additional commercial and residential components.

Hensall Foods turning locally grown beans into fresh ready meals

Amir Naveed proudly watched as the production line at Hensall Foods pump out fresh ready meals with beans and grains, grown within a few kilometres of his Exeter, Ont. facility.

'She had a huge heart': Loved ones remember woman who died after tent fire one year ago

She died living rough on the streets, but Olivia Clark's family said that image doesn't define her. Family members took part in a memorial marking the one-year anniversary of Olivia's passing on Monday morning.

'Greater than 1,000 to 1,500 homes a year in 2025 and 2026': St. Thomas, Ont. expecting housing tidal wave

It was 18 months ago when St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston stood at the first council meeting after re-election and boldly declared he wanted 500 homes built per year during his term. That was before the Volkswagen EV battery plant announcement.