Kate Dubinski

Local businesses are bracing for what analysts are predicting could be a disastrous impact on the country's economy as threatened tariffs on Canadian imports to the United States begin today.

When Lorraine Brown got her bone density scan results earlier this year, she was shocked to find that the lab had listed her ethnicity as 'white' and that the results were based on norms for Caucasian women.

Cutting off money for programs that help get medicine, food, and other necessities to the world's most vulnerable people could lead to thousands of deaths and allow destabilizing forces to gain control in volatile parts of the world, London-based researchers say.

The owners of a Ukrainian coffee shop in London, Ont., welcome people to come in and spend time with loved ones, not just when much of Canada marks Family Day. "We try to create a place where everyone from Ukraine could come and feel like they came to Ukraine," says Yullia Konariev, who came to Canada with her husband a year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Chantelle Edgar was terrified she'd have to live in a tent with her two-year-old daughter after her ex-boyfriend was jailed for assaulting her. But now that Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board has sided with her, she's being allowed to stay in her rental.

Officials with the Boys and Girls Club in London, Ont., are calling for police and school board staff to apologize after they say officers stormed the downtown recreation centre Thursday afternoon with their weapons drawn and arrested a young person taking an alternative education class. 

It was a Friday in January when Celina Klinger started having contractions and went to a London, Ont., hospital to give birth to Isaiah, little brother to four-year-old twin sisters. Two days later, the 29-year-old mother of three was dead from a common infection that in rare cases can aggressively and quickly spread and kill. 

The province has severely underfunded the public and Catholic school boards, leading to violence in classrooms, children being short-changed when it comes to their education, and staff burnout, unions that represent education workers say.

Extremely cold weather has people staying inside, but plumbers and mechanics are seeing the impact of the frigid temperatures on our homes and cars.

The Children's Aid Society of London and Middlesex will close its medical clinic because of budget pressures, a savings of $260,000 that some say will hurt the 290 kids who rely on it for primary health care.