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A proposal to build two apartments and a restaurant on the site of an old London pub has been rejected by city staff, but the councillor for the area and the head of a business group say the development should go ahead.

Protesters in London, Ont., disrupted a defence conference which was supposed to bring together security specialists, companies, contractors and the Canadian Armed Forces.

The number of people reporting an exposure to rabies is spiking, leading health officials to caution pet owners to make sure their animals are kept indoors at night and have updated vaccinations.

Most Londoners are using their green bins and have adjusted to biweekly garbage pickup, but the change has come with one major hiccup — an increase in illegal dumping in city parks and in private bins. 

An Ontario woman says she's still distressed over a year after finding her 64-year-old brother dead in his bed, later learning that a nurse providing him with home care failed to follow protocol. 

Shawn Dunkley doesn't remember his last e-scooter ride, or what caused him to fly into the air and crash back to the ground, cracking his skull in two places. But the 12-year-old and his mother, Crystal Dunkley, say they want to warn others about the dangers of riding electric scooters, particularly without a proper helmet. 

Newcomers to the London region often face discrimination, have trouble finding work, and struggle to fully integrate into Canadian society, according to a new survey of immigrants that will be presented to city politicians next week. Those from countries in sub-Saharan Africa face a particularly large set of challenges, the survey found. 

Regardless of the outcome of the sexual assault trial for five former world junior hockey players, the issues it's raised — about hockey culture, consent and how the legal system handles such complaints — will be debated long after the judge hands down her decisions in London, Ont., suggest legal experts and advocates.

As the region enters its third day of an intense heat wave, health officials are warning people to stay hydrated and watch for signs of heat exhaustion.

Another person has died and 20 more are sick from legionnaires' disease in London, Ont., public health officials warn.

As officials try to make sense of an alleged multi-year fraud engineered so several people could personally profit from money meant to be spent on keeping London's hospitals running,  CBC News dug into who the people accused in the scheme. 

An audit has uncovered major fraud at the region's largest hospital network, and the London Health Sciences Centre has filed two separate lawsuits against eight former executives to get back a total of $60 million.

A south London, Ont., public high school has been temporarily closed after lightning struck the building's chimney, interrupting a graduation ceremony for elementary school students.

Nearly a decade ago, the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) made gender-based anti-violence and consent training mandatory for all major junior teams. Today, the sexual assault centres tasked with teaching the players are having trouble getting some franchises to participate, CBC News has learned. 

A month after the start of the high-profile sexual assault trial of five former junior hockey players in London, Ont., advocates against gender-based violence are using the proceedings to teach young men about consent and their role as role models for others.

London's largest employer will need to make tough decisions as it continues to grapple with the fallout of years of instability, bloated management and growing need for medical care, a review of the organizational structure of the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) has found.

The woman at the centre of the sexual assault trial for five men who played on Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team this week finished nine days of testimony before a jury. She gave her account of the alleged assaults and answered hundreds of questions from the men’s lawyers, before things suddenly switched to a judge-alone trial.

One of the jurors in the trial of five former world junior hockey players accused of sexual assault is sick, so London, Ont., court was adjourned for Thursday and is set to resume Friday morning. Before proceedings were called off, Washington Capitals forward Taylor Raddysh, a former world junior teammate of the five accused, was expected to continue testifying.

No evidence was heard Thursday at the trial of five former world junior hockey players accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room in 2018. Procedural

A jury of 11 women and three men was chosen Tuesday, the same day selection began, ahead of the trial of five former NHL players accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room after a 2018 gala for Canada's world junior hockey win. Proceedings are expected to began Wednesday with the Crown's opening statement.