Jennifer Bieman

The Canada Post strike is forcing London charities to pivot during prime holiday giving season, finding different ways to reach donors that typically drop a cheque in the mail at this time of year.

London-area charities and organizations are making a major push to help the less fortunate.

Leagues are already filling up at London’s soon-to-open indoor beach volleyball facility, a six-court space that’s moving sand in ahead of its January opening date.

A man was in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting outside of a London hopsital emergency room early Saturday, police say.

Rebounding from the pandemic and Masonville-area construction woes, a celebrated Lebanese restaurant in London’s north end is opening a White Oaks Mall location as it eyes future growth in the city and beyond.

The London region’s Catholic school board is planning for a nearly $900,000 deficit as it pays for portables and extra school buses to handle “extreme growth” in its student population.

The St. Thomas man killed last week is being remembered as an avid fisherman and “larger than life personality” who lived for his children and grandchildren.

Residents of a new affordable housing project in the city’s south end have already begun moving in.

Members of the local Muslim community delivered nearly 1,600 kilograms of food to the London Food Bank on Saturday, the culmination of more than a month of work by the group.

A former Grand Bend business owner is vowing to appeal after he and several of his companies were slapped with millions in fines.