Firstly, the potential catastrophic injuries to unsuspecting vagrants and neighbourhood kids, when gas and hydro to a vacant building are still active, should have been paramount in the owner’s mind.

New possession-of-explosive-substances charges included in the amended charge sheet have been laid against all four accused ...

Summers attributed the decline to several factors, including a more stable unregulated drug supply and wider access to ...

Endorsed unanimously at Tuesday’s meeting of the planning and environment committee was a motion from committee guest Skylar Franke, tabled by members Shawn Lewis and Peter Cuddy, asking city staff to ...

A St. Thomas animal rescue has received a bill of nearly $200,000 for costs incurred by cats taken into provincial care during an ongoing animal welfare investigation.

IMT Precision is poised to become the largest manufacturer in Ingersoll, as a new federal government contract for artillery shells may push employment to more than 900. IMT has landed a $305.4-million ...

A pair of lifelong friends have made an “extraordinary” $2.4-million donation to advance cancer care at the Verpseeten Family Cancer Centre at London Health Sciences Centre, LHSC’s fundraising arm ...

TORONTO – Ontario is making “steady progress” in dealing with one of the most severe wildfire seasons the province has ever seen, say the ministers in charge of the government’s response to the fires.

Cross defeated Great Britain’s 30-year-old Katie Boulter 7-6 (3), 7-5 on centre court last week in the opening round of the National Bank Open at Sobeys Stadium in Toronto. She fell to American Ann Li ...

Ontario’s police watchdog has cleared provincial officers of wrongdoing after a man was injured while escaping a prisoner van on the way to a London jail. A 46-year-old man, in police custody and ...

Two London police officers were docked 32 hours of pay for professional misconduct, while another two were ordered to undergo counselling or training, according to a new report. The report outlining ...

The driver who spent years trying to dodge responsibility for catastrophically injuring a teenage London cyclist has lost the appeal of his convictions and prison sentence. The Ontario Court of Appeal ...