Andrew Lupton

With ladder falls remaining a significant cause of workplace accidents and deaths, an Ingersoll, Ont., man describes how he's battling back after suffering life-altering injuries six years ago.

Owners of local businesses say GM's decision to halt production of the BrightDrop electric delivery van at the CAMI assembly plant in Ingersoll will have wide ripple effects on the rest of the local economy.

Eastdale Public School in Woodstock, Ont., is one of a handful of schools recognized by the province for working with Southwestern Public Health to create programs outside of the classroom that support students' mental health.

As sustainable fashion becomes a more central focus of the clothing industry, a short documentary follows a group of first-year students in Fanshawe College's fashion design program as they 'up-cycle' clothing into something new.

London's efforts to address the city's homelessness crisis are having a positive effect but more will be needed to provide supports for a homeless population that continues to grow, according to a report released Wednesday.

A London, Ont., business owner says Google is hurting her bottom line by refusing to fully refund charges that stem from a hacking attack at a third-party business she worked with to create online ads.

A move by Enwave to shut down steam lines that supply heat for a handful of city buildings has one councillor calling for compensation, as the city moves to spend more than $8 million from a contingency fund to install heating systems before the service is shut off next fall.

After performing more than 18,000 vasectomies, Dr. Josef Vladars is set to retire after training two other doctors in how to perform the procedure.

As a cap on foreign student visas takes effect this fall semester, students are noticing more availability in the rental market as those forces also put a pinch on landlords.

London city staff are recommending against a proposal to build a 402-unit housing development on Highbury Avenue North, in part due to concerns about how the building would affect nearby groundwater.

A Londoner about to celebrate her 98th birthday, Audrey Cooper continues to run the Art With Panache Gallery in downtown London.

The chief of an Ontario First Nation says he's looking forward to a future free from legal battles after the Supreme Court announced Thursday it won't hear an appeal of lower court decisions that confirm the band's ownership of a disputed piece of beachfront. 

Citing "serious concerns" over how Grey Bruce Public Health is managed, the Ontario government announced Thursday it is taking over operations of health unit's board of directors.

Although there are fewer large fabric stores and printed pattern packs are going away, the allure of sewing remains strong, according to three London business owners who teach sewing classes.

A London MPP is accusing the Ontario government of 'sitting on their wallets' instead of flowing funds for a badly needed 60-bed addiction treatment hub for London, a facility the province said would be up and running in April but remains without an opening date.

As Toronto sounds the alarm about increased batteries involving lithium-ion batteries, London's fire department and some bike sellers offer tips in how to avoid fires on ebikes and scooters.

Though it may not be the first venue to come to mind for a new London music festival, but Guy Lombardo Pavilion will play host to the two-day HRZN Fest in August.

As Canada heads into peak grilling season, a London company is using homemade technology to change the way people buy and exchange propane tanks that fuel barbecues.

New music festival to bring the groove to Guy Lombardo Pavilion

Dozens of owners of a London townhouse development completed in 2017 say they've had leaks in their roofs and windows, and Ontario's home warranty program can't help them because the coverage has expired.