Georgian Bluffs kills artificial turf proposal at arena in Kilsyth
Georgian Bluffs council has turned down a proposal from a private business to install artificial turf in the Derby arena and rent out the facility to users. Read More
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A multi-vehicle collision in the northeast end of the city Saturday night sent several people to hospital, some with life-threatening injuries, London police say. Emergency crews were called to Veterans Memorial Parkway and Huron Street about 11 p.m. and found several vehicles involved in the collision and several people injured, police said Sunday. The investigation […]
Kincardine Chamber of Commerce to host Mayor’s Breakfast
The Kincardine & District Chamber of Commerce is set to host its first Mayor’s Breakfast on March 29 at The Bruce Inn. Attendees will enjoy a hot breakfast provided by The Bruce and have the opportunity to speak with mayor Ken Craig and several councillors, who will also be in attendance. “Chambers of commerce in […]
Man who fatally stabbed friend gets life with no chance of parole for 10 years
Michael Baltzis said he tries hard to push away the image of his murdered son, stabbed to death by one of his friends, to remember “the fond and beautiful memories I had.” “Not a day goes by I don’t think about Nico,” he said at the sentencing of Karl Hallman, 31, who was convicted by […]
Fire marshal investigating Byron house fire that caused $800,000 damage
The Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal has been called in to investigate an overnight house fire in Byron that caused $800,000 in damage. London firefighters responded to a fire at 365 Foyston Road, near Byron Baseline and Boler Roads, at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday. Crews used a defensive strategy to knock down the flames […]
Stormy weather likely to pass through Wednesday
Weather experts are advising residents that severe thunderstorms may rumble through parts of the region starting Wednesday afternoon.
Civic election 101: Everything you need to know about London’s municipal races
There’s no one big hot button this time out, but with issues aplenty – from housing and poverty to the economy, crime and growth – a new mayor to be chosen and a changing of the guard on council, there’s lots on the line when Londoners head to the polls Oct. 24.