Jessica Singer

Newfoundland and Labrador's Department of Health and Community Services announced Friday afternoon that trace amounts of the mpox virus have been detected in the province's wastewater.

When an Ontario collector discovered a cache of stereoscope photos taken more than a century ago in rural Newfoundland, a bit of an adventure ensued. Jessica Singer digs into the photos, what they represent and their connections to modern-day Canadians.

Eight recipients were added to the prestigious Order of Newfoundland and Labrador during its 17th ceremony.

Crombie REIT, the real estate investment company that owns the Avalon Mall, says it is no longer partnering with any organizations affiliated with religion. That means the Salvation Army will not be allowed to operate in the St. John's mall after this holiday season.

Collision Clinic has gifted a fully rebuilt car to a family in need for the last 21 years. This year's recipient is Marsha Murley, a mother of three who juggles two jobs without a vehicle.

As a series of major construction projects ramp up throughout London, small business owners worry about how ongoing disruptions to the streets in front of their companies will impact their bottom line.

The Downtown London BIA launched an initiative on May 4 offering $500 in weekly gift cards to patrons who shop in the downtown area. Some people who live downtown aren't enticed by the incentive, though, because they say there aren't many shops to visit in the downtown core.

Refugee claimants now face out-of-pocket costs for some care under federal changes. A London, Ont., physician warns it could worsen health outcomes and increase pressure on hospitals.

During waves of extreme heat, some people living at a homeless encampment in London, Ont. worry for the safety of themselves and their pets. Every weekday, volunteers with the local non-profit organization 519 Pursuit are dropping off water and food to people throughout the city to help them get by.

London, Ont. is under a yellow heat warning Tuesday with temperatures hitting a high of 35 C with a humidex of 43 C, according to Environment Canada. The hottest temperature recorded in London for July 14 was 36.1 C in 1936. Tuesday is expected to be the hottest day of the week.