Paul Vanderhoeven
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Dundas Place traffic limits may return for 2022 construction season
London's civic works committee will consider a recommendation Tuesday to continue limiting motor vehicle traffic on Dundas Place next spring and summer during… → Read More
Western Mustangs prepare to face do-or-die Windsor Lancers squad
The Western Mustangs are shaking off the rust of their pandemic hiatus and hitting full gallop heading into their final regular-season game against the Lancers… → Read More
READ ALL ABOUT IT: Renovation reveals historical trove inside Ontario home's walls
Eric Prendergast has history literally coming out the walls of his 115-year-old home in south central London. → Read More
'I WILL BE TERMINATED': Unvaccinated London Health Sciences Centre nurse warns of mass firings Friday
Anita Davis says she doesn't want to be fired, but she's not ready to be vaccinated and she'll stand up for her right to make her own choices. → Read More
COVID-19: London-based Scholar's Choice shuts 13 stores, seeks creditor protection
The coronavirus pandemic forced Scott and Cindy Webster to make a painful decision much sooner than the Scholar's Choice co-owners expected. → Read More
Western University students' lip-reading masks a huge help for hearing-impaired
Western graduate students Matthew Urichuk and Taylor Bardell were grocery shopping when they first noticed how difficult it was to understand each other while wearing face masks. → Read More
Local Anglican bishop loosens rules on same-sex weddings, braces for blowback
He expects some resistance, but Bishop Todd Townshend took another step in making the Anglican Diocese of Huron more accepting and inclusive by allowing priests to perform marriages for same-sex couples without special permission. → Read More
National Basketball League of Canada aims for new season in December
The National Basketball League Canada hopes to return to the court for its 10th season in late December, but that's about as much detail as deputy commissioner Audley Stephenson could give. → Read More
Hot week ahead as people celebrate Canada Day without public pools
Canada Day will be warm with about a 40 per cent chance of showers. → Read More
Beecuz's programs for youth with mental health challenges gets $20K boost
A budding non-profit that offers skills-based and educational programs for youth dealing with mental health challenges was given a $20,000 boost Monday. → Read More
COVID-19: London's Central Y opens showers, washrooms to homeless
Taking a shower and wearing clean clothes are luxuries most of us take for granted. But for Londoners living on the streets, those simple comforts can be hard to come by, especially under COVID-19 restrictions. → Read More
2020 Ontario Summer Games in London postponed, to relief of London organizers
After weeks in limbo, one might think organizers would be upset to learn the province was pulling the plug on the 2020 Ontario Summer Games planned for the Civic Holiday weekend in London. → Read More
COVID-19: London hospitals begin rescheduling postponed surgeries
London’s hospitals announced Thursday they are gradually expanding some clinical services that were put on hold by the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Air Canada sets June date to resume flights out of London
London International Airport received some welcome news Thursday when Air Canada announced it would start operating flights out of the city again starting June 22. → Read More
OPP investigating sudden death in Thorndale
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a sudden death in Thorndale, on London’s outskirts, and saying locals can expect a heavy police presence while the probe continues. The Middlesex OPP said Wednesday the investigation began a day earlier after a body was found in a home on Leesboro Trail in the village northeast of London. Further details were not immediately available Wednesday… → Read More
Heat alert: Temperatures expected to spike in London Tuesday and Wednesday
The London area is under a summer-like heat alert with weeks to go yet in spring, with temperatures forecast to soar to 31 C Tuesday and Wednesday. → Read More
Well, blow me down: Western team tracking down Canadian twisters to size up risk
Well, blow me down: Western team tracking down Canadian twisters to size up risk → Read More
COVID-19: Western team probes how viral stress affects moms-to-be, newborns
COVID-19: Western team probes how viral stress affects moms-to-be, newborns → Read More
OPP seek tips in 401 hit and run that killed Quebec trucker
Oxford County provincial police are asking for tips to help solve an investigation into a fatal hit and run crash last fall on Highway 401 east of Woodstock. → Read More
London Lightning's 'unselfish' Marcus Capers named league's top defensive player
London Lightning's 'unselfish' Marcus Capers named league's top defensive player → Read More