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‘No amendment was done’: Ridesharing issue back in St. Thomas, two years after council asked staff to amend 2013 taxi bylaw

After seven months driving the citizens of St. Thomas for a flat rate of $12, Bob Pate is being told he’s no longer allowed to do so.

Election runner-up defends online post criticized for potentially inciting violence against council

Writing about his experience as a candidate, Ward 13 runner-up Andrew Crook’s Facebook post begins, “I would only consider running again if we organized a machine of citizens and supporting organizations who aggressively and unapologetically attack the far left progressive machine. We must fight fire with fire to upend the sociopaths from power.”

Two youths charged after alleged hate-motivated threats at Woodstock park

Two youths have been charged following an alleged hate-motivated incident involving a replica firearm at a Woodstock park.

Students, staff at London’s Anderson College caught up in OSAP fallout

There is more local fallout from the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) controversy at Ontario’s private colleges.

Pop-up veterinary clinic brings affordable pet care to London residents

A London initiative is bringing veterinary care directly to residents, helping pet owners overcome financial and transportation barriers to keeping their animals healthy.

Construction begins on $11M Saugeen Hospice

More than a decade after the idea was conceived, construction is finally underway on the Saugeen Hospice in Walkerton.

St. Thomas police investigate razor blade found in Halloween candy

St. Thomas police are investigating after a reported razor blade was found inside a mini Mars bar received while trick-or-treating Saturday evening.

Prenatal program expands in London thanks to funding from London Food Bank

Multiple agencies, including the London Food Bank (LFB) and the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU), have expanded services for expecting people in London.

Unseasonably warm temperatures expected across southern Ontario this week

A low-pressure system is expected to influence the region’s weather pattern, drawing moisture northward and bringing periodic chances of light showers.

Huron County paramedics vote in favour of strike mandate amid contract talks

Paramedics represented by CUPE Local 4513 have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike mandate as contract negotiations with Huron County continue.

Gas odour prompts partial evacuation at St. Joseph’s Hospital

A portion of the building was evacuated Monday after a gas odour was detected during roof construction.

Three people hurt, driver charged following single-vehicle crash

Grey Bruce OPP say emergency services responded on Oct. 31 after a vehicle left Bruce Road 14 and struck a tree.

Knights rally late, edge Greyhounds in overtime

London tied the game late in regulation before Zocco netted the winner despite the Knights being outshot 31-27.

Build a high-rise by 2027, save 50%; New incentive program passed by St. Thomas City Council

The owners of The Highlands apartments in downtown St. Thomas are getting set to construct their second tower.

‘He’s a leader’: Ben Casselman blossoms as Western Mustangs advance to OUA semifinal vs Windsor

The Western Mustangs picked the perfect time to end a four-game losing streak against their rival Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks.