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Londoners supporting women within the Muslim faith are called to gather for Hijabs in Harmony Friday evening at Victoria Park.

A 67-year-old pilot was seriously injured in a plane crash in Dutton, Ont., on Thursday evening.

The work of over 500 students will be available to view and purchase when the year-end Bealart show goes live online Saturday.

A Guatemalan migrant worker quarantining in the Sarnia area has died, CBC News has learned. 

Ingersoll, Ont., Mayor Ted Comiskey will bring a motion to the next council meeting officially announcing that the town will not be supporting a proposal by Walker Environmental to build a massive landfill in a limestone quarry in Zorra Township.

The Middlesex-London Health Unit posted 13 new COVID-19 cases Thursday and no deaths. The health unit released plans school-based pop-up clinics starting next week for those who can’t attend a mass vaccination site.

London police have identified the person whose body was found in SoHo last week.

Fire crews from four different stations were on the scene of a fire in downtown Forest, Ont., Wednesday evening.

A 24-year-old woman has died following a single-vehicle collision on Highway 3, west of Aylmer, Ont., Wednesday night.

The Thames Valley District School Board in southwestern Ontario has issued layoff notices to approximately 50 Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) due to low registration in its Kindergarten program.

The Thames Valley District School Board in southwestern Ontario has issued layoff notices to approximately 50 Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) due to low registration in its Kindergarten program.

A report looking at growth and enrollment in the Thames Valley School Board has led to a list of five priority capital projects, including new schools in Woodstock and southwest London.

Placing itself the longest running partnership of its kind in the country, the London Cares Curb Hunger campaign is back for its 25th year.

An anti-poverty group is calling a Toronto-based developer’s plan to buy $1 billion worth of single-family homes and turn them into rental properties a “frightening” example of how even more people will be priced out of an increasingly expensive housing market.

The Middlesex-London Health Unit is reporting 26 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday and no deaths. The health unit has outlined expanded eligibility for second doses of COVID vaccines.

This week, Sarah Barzak, 28, wrote a scathing account of growing up Muslim in London. Barzak recounted stories of racism during her time behind the counter of her dad’s convenience store, and during the 2018 municipal election when she managed Rowa Mohamed’s campaign.

An emergency preparedness exercise will be taking place around Labatt Brewery and Harris Park starting at 8 a.m. Thursday.

With more doses of COVID-19 vaccine expected to arrive early next week, the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) is accelerating second dose appointments for anyone who got their first dose on or before May 9. 

A proposal by Farhi Holdings Corp. to build a 40-storey tower next to Harris Park received final approval by London city council on Tuesday. 

London city council unanimously passed a motion Monday that condemns Islamophobia in the wake of the June 6 attack that killed four members of the city’s Muslim community.

The name of Egerton Ryerson no longer appears outside a north London public school after vandals spray-painted it and the school board decided to remove the letters ahead of a debate about renaming the building.

The name of Egerton Ryerson no longer appears outside a north London public school in southwestern Ontario after it was spray-painted and the board decided to remove the letters ahead of a debate to rename the school.

The Middlesex-London Health Unit is reporting seven new cases of COVID-19 and the death of a woman in her 80s who was from a retirement home.

The annual Western Fair has been cancelled for the second year in a row.

London fire crews have extinguished a fire that broke out at a townhouse complex on Osgoode Drive early Tuesday morning.

City councillors are submitting an emergent motion to council on Tuesday calling for a commitment to end Islamophobia.

The Middlesex-London Health Unit is reporting 18 new cases of COVID-19 and no deaths on Monday. There were 12 cases reported over the weekend.

A week after he was charged with four counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder, Nathaniel Veltman, 20, made a brief second video court appearance Monday morning, where federal and provincial prosecutors charged him with terrorism.

A man charged with several murder counts and attempted murder a week ago in the truck attack on a Muslim family in London, Ont., now faces terror charges.

The nine-year-old lone survivor of a truck attack that killed his parents, sister and grandmother June 6 in London, Ont., has been released from hospital, a family friend says the same day the accused’s murder charges were upgraded to include terrorism counts.

The London Health Sciences Centre has confirmed a new outbreak of COVID-19 at University Hospital.

Huron County Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and farm tractor that took place south of Carlow, Ont. on Sunday afternoon.

Aging, leaky and crumbling pipes cost the average household in Ontario up to a third more on its monthly water utility bills, according to a new report on the state of the province’s water infrastructure.