Andrew Lupton

The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority is updating its map which outlines flood risk for areas close to the Thames River.

Two graduates of an electrical pre-apprenticeship program in London, Ont., say finding an employer willing to register them as apprentices has been far harder than learning the trade itself. Industry leaders say the programs provide valuable training but aren't a guarantee of work because apprenticeship positions remain limited.

The municipal election may be four months away, but already candidates are putting forward their ideas and knocking on doors, including in Ward 4 where the lack of an incumbent is setting up what could be a wide open race.

Smoke billowed across the skies of east London Monday afternoon as firefighters battled a blaze involving rail ties just east of a major rail yard.

Answering the question of how London will replace its 54-year-old city hall building will likely fall to the next city council, now that a process to identify qualified companies for the massive project has stalled.

Answering the question of how London will replace its 54-year-old city hall building will likely fall to the next city council, now that a process to identify qualified companies for the massive project has stalled.

The owner of a self-storage locker facility in Belmont, Ont., was shocked to find two vehicles inside a locker that police say were stolen from Toronto.

London's bus rapid transit system won't have all-door boarding when the lines begin service, something that could undermine the system's ability to move passengers quickly, according to a report.

London city councillors voted unanimously Tuesday to push the province to review the use of private pharmacies to dispense safe-supply medications used to treat opioid addiction.

Almost two months after a London city councillor raised the issue of how safe supply medication is distributed at downtown pharmacies, Ontario's regulator of pharmacists says they're still reviewing the issue.