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 Serious injuries in motorcycle crashA man is in a London hospital with serious injuries after his motorcycle collided with an SUV Monday at about 2 p.m. on Hwy. 2 in Zorra Township.
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 Brother mourns 'best friend'Josh Switzer was killed at about 4 a.m. Saturday morning by an unknown hit-and-run driver who left him to die alone.
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 One dead in hit-and-run crashOne person is dead after a hit-and-run crash early this morning in London's north end.
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 Murder trial delayedMelissa Garland's trial date will not be set until later this year.
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 Enbridge pipeline battle comes close to homeThe global fight between energy companies and environmentalists over Alberta's oilsands is coming to London next week.
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 Suicides prompt youth rallyA sea of yellow T-shirts and hats flooded the steps of city hall Friday afternoon as Sarnia-Lambton grieved the shocking number of recent youth suicides.
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 Driver cut from wreckageFirefighters had to cut a driver from the wreckage after a crash in downtown London Friday afternoon.
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 Hospital lottery in final pushThe annual Dream Lottery to support local hospitals is heading into its home stretch with special events in London and Grand Bend this weekend.
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 Ambulance hit by SUVThree London paramedics were shaken but not seriously hurt when their ambulance, its siren sounding and flashing, was struck by a motorist who didn’t stop.
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 Guns seizedOntario Provincial Police seized a large number of firearms and quantity of ammunition during raids Thursday of a Kirkton gun shop and an adjacent home.
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 University-bound students in panicA technical glitch triggered some high anxiety for graduating students from South Secondary School when they found out they had been turned down by Western University.
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 Two more riot chargesLondon police have charged two more people in its investigation into a Fleming Drive riot Mach 17.
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 Opposition to wind farms intenseVIDEO: As the multi-billion dollar Ontario wind-energy plan proceeds thousands of rural property owners have received notifications that their land falls within a proposed wind farm.
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 Reporting hate crimes just got easierHomophobia and related hate crimes still occur too often, said a gay community leader, but there's a strategy aimed at reducing the hate by increasing education and awareness.
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 Meet the new bossMore than 100 candidates from across Canada sought the job as London city manager.
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 Overcrowded Sarnia Jail troubles MPPSarnia MPP Bob Bailey says he spoke with the Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services Thursday and asked for something to be done about overcrowding and understaffing at Sarnia Jail.
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 Health board rejects independent review motionIn a city where sky-high unemployment has left its mayor scrambling to keep taxes at zero, London's health board imploded Thursday, its chair accused of breaking rules to silence debate meant to save tax dollars.
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 Lessons in survivalLapped by the Great Lakes, Southwestern Ontario is a beach-goer's paradise. But all that water also dangles danger for the careless. Reporter Scott Taylor reviews the region's drowning death toll and how to keep safe this summer.
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 London one of new gaming zonesLondon is one of dozens of Ontario centres where private operators could be allowed into the gambling industry, a shakeup that could also create a Toronto mega-casino.
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 Police briefsTwo Londoners busted; Dog attacks young teen; Car hits boy on scooter
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 Built to last and last . . .They've made it through two world wars, the Great Depression and many recessions.
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 Site work begins on Sarnia plantSite work has begun on an $80-million plant to produce acid from corn, a chemical used in everything from auto parts to cosmetics.
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 Health board ready to fight city cash cutGloves will drop Thursday when the health board is asked to give London taxpayers a break.
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 SoHo would blend old and newA new vision for the old SoHo neighbourhood has been unveiled to residents of the community.
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 Movin' on upBig-ticket public projects like the John Labatt Centre, more housing and a focus on commercial offices, have helped to lift London's downtown, a just-released national report says. Reporter Hank Daniszewski looks at how London compares with nine other cities whose core areas the Canadian Urban Institute also surveyed.
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