Andrew Lupton

Ontario's largest outdoor farm show draws crowds of thousands to explore innovative agriculture

A heritage advocate wants city council to consider granting heritage designation for London's city hall, a 53-year-old building with architectural significance that is now too small to suit the city's needs.

London's supplier of public housing say they're working to address infestations of cockroaches and bedbugs, a problem tenants say is getting worse.

Ontario's minimum wage may now be above $17 an hour but business owners say they're already paying more to keep employees.

A London city council committee is expected to give approval Wednesday on the city's largest-ever development application: A plan for a massive makeover of the London Psychiatric Hospital lands in a project the local ward councillor calls "transformational." 

The London, Ont., owner of a guide dog trained by a certified training program says the proliferation of service dogs is causing her problems accessing public spaces.

The small farming community of Teeswater, Ont., faces a massive decision. Starting today, its 6,000 residents will vote on whether or not they're willing to host Canada's largest underground storage facility of spent nuclear fuel. 

Residents of a rural area southwest of Strathroy, Ont., are concerned about an Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) decision that clears the way for the construction of a storage facility for fertilizer pellets that contain dried human waste.

Mechanics in London weigh in on whether, and when, drivers should get snow tires in an age when the winters seem to be increasingly mild.

As city council considers a report that lays out issues surrounding access to public bathrooms, one academic says adopting a series of guiding principles would be a big step forward.