Calvi Leon
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Benches, yanked amid homeless concerns, back in local city's downtown
Benches are returning to downtown Woodstock — just more than a year after they were yanked. → Read More
First, 'community safety zones.' Next, photo radar?
Drivers soon will face lower speed limits and higher fines in nearly two dozen parts of Oxford County as officials prepare to create new so-called community… → Read More
Police seek video in London collision that left 56-year-old man dead
A 56-year-old man has died following a collision that closed a busy intersection north of downtown London over the weekend. → Read More
Global students tackle big issues in London academy art show
Anhelina Yehorova vividly remembers the day Vladimir Putin’s Russia invaded her home country. → Read More
Juno nominee headlines benefit for Oneida affordable housing effort
Oneida Nation of the Thames and a London volunteer group are holding a fundraiser Thursday in support of an affordable housing project at the First Nation. → Read More
Public-housing security beefed up after man charged in neighbour's killing
WOODSTOCK – Officials who oversee a public housing complex where a man was fatally stabbed are beefing up security for tenants in the wake of the homicide,… → Read More
'Loved by many': Family members mourn man's stabbing death
The family of a Woodstock man stabbed to death in his apartment earlier this week are remembering him as a loving father and friend who "lived life on his own… → Read More
O Christmas tree: Low supply, high prices await shoppers
Southwestern Ontarians looking for the perfect Christmas tree this year may need to adjust their expectations, industry officials and sellers say, as a… → Read More
Vinyard-attacking insect invader on Southwestern Ontario 'doorstep'
The spotted lanternfly may be beautiful, with its uniquely coloured wings. But don’t let this tiny creature fool you — it’s not one to befriend. → Read More
'A whole family is drowning': Londoner honoured for Grand Bend heroics
Bronson Deagle and his family were finishing their last bites of pizza before packing up and leaving a secluded part of Grand Bend beach. → Read More
PHOTOS: Thousands of Homecoming revellers, no major incidents
Thousands of party-goers crowded streets around Western University during Homecoming bashes on Saturday – enough to shut down Richmond Street near campus for… → Read More
Simmering Lake Huron shore war thrusts beach rights under spotlight
IPPERWASH BEACH – Police called in. Venting on social media. And worries things could get rougher yet. Tempers are flaring on a stretch of Southwestern… → Read More
Backyard fire pit may be linked to $250Gs London, Ont. house fire that killed three pets
The fire pit was located on the deck underneath the gazebo, fire officials say. → Read More
NHL star Bo Horvat returns home to help youth team usher in new era
The Vancouver Canucks captain was at the Komoka Wellness Centre arena for a ceremony to mark the name change as the Elgin Middlesex Chiefs become the Elgin… → Read More
Man charged in Pride flag theft unleashes 'disgusting' anti-LGBTQ+ rant at council meeting
Norwich Mayor Larry Martin said he takes “responsibility for the meeting.” → Read More
Police issue warning after string of vehicle break-ins in rural community
Provincial police remind drivers to secure their vehicles after a string of thefts and vehicle damage in Thamesford this week. → Read More
Dutton man fails to appear in court on sex charges
An arrest warrant has been issued for a 70-year-old Dutton man facing a string of charges in a historical sexual assault case involving four people, including… → Read More
It will be all about agriculture (and pie) at Oxford election debate
Oxford candidates in the June 2 provincial election are set to take the stage in Embro on Wednesday for a debate on agricultural issues facing the farm-heavy… → Read More
We asked: What does Red Dress Day mean to you?
Indigenous communities and supporters gathered Thursday at London Peace Garden in Ivey Park to mark the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered… → Read More
Groups gathering to honour missing, murdered Indigenous women
Area Indigenous groups and First Nations are coming together Thursday to mark the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. → Read More