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Damage pegged at $25K after vandals hit 80-year-old maple trees
Damage to two 80-year-old maple trees in a town north of London has sparked an investigation by Ontario Provincial Police. Read More
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PHOTOS: Merry moments from Christmastime in London over the years
We dug into the LFP Archives to find photos from Christmases gone by as we prepare to celebrate on Dec. 25 once again. We hope you enjoy them, and the holidays as well:
Saugeen Shores lowers speed limit due to road safety concerns at Lamont Sports Park
The speed limit on Concession Road 6 will now be 60 km/h
Expanded London biogas company now nation’s largest food-waste diversion plant
A London company that turns organic waste into fuel has expanded at its plant, making it the largest food-waste diversion plant in Canada. StormFisher has built a third facility at its south London site, along Green Valley Road near the Hwy. 401, to make more fuel out of waste from across the region. “This is […]
Second man charged with first-degree murder in boilermaker’s slaying
A second person has been charged with first-degree murder in what police say was a targeted homicide this spring, according to Lambton County OPP. Andrew Chute, 45, a Sarnia boilermaker, was found dead in the small parking lot of an Enniskillen Township nature preserve on Marthaville Road, just north of Petrolia, on April 12. This […]
GBHS under ‘tremendous pressure,’ so come to ER’s in emergency only
The head of Grey Bruce Health Services warns that his emergency rooms are on the verge of closing amid a chronic shortage of beds and barely enough staff. Some surgeries have been cancelled in recent days too, because there haven’t been any beds in which to put those patients after surgery, said Gary Sims, the […]
5,000 procedures, 300 emergencies: Low-cost dental clinic filling big need
More than five years since plans for the dental clinic for low-income Londoners got underway, and about 18 months since it quietly opened, the Wright Clinic has treated more than 600 patients.