
Flags across Fanshawe campuses at half-mast to mourn victims of Tumbler Ridge shooting
Flags across all Fanshawe college campuses are at half-mast as a sign of mourning for victims of the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. "Fanshawe College is saddened by the tragedy that took place in Tumbler Ridge," said the college in an email released to staff Wednesday. The shooting happened Feb. 10. RCM...
5h ago

"I'm feeling very unsafe," said resident after downtown break-in attempt
Two London men are facing charges following an attempted break-in in the city's downtown core early Tuesday morning. Police said 2 suspects wearing ski masks tried to force their way into a home near Palmall and William Streets. "I'm feeling very unsafe. Since this two-night break-in, when I'm coming in the mornin...
18h ago

Toronto Tim Hortons shooting suspect has been arrested
A 15-year-old boy has been charged with murder in the shooting last week at Tim Hortons in Toronto's east end. Toronto police say officers responded to a call about a shooting in the area of Lawrence Avenue East and Bellamy Road North on Thursday afternoon. Police said that no one else in Tim Hortons was injured, but t...
19h ago

International students explore London's past at city museum
What can old silver plates, wartime uniforms and tiny household boxes teach someone about a city? For a group of international students in London, Ontario, the answer came on Wednesday during a visit to the London Museum. The trip, organized as part of International Week at Fanshawe College, gave students a chance to l...
20h ago

'This is gonna be the hot-spot going forward': customer on the Black Walnut Café re-opening
Customers are flooding into Wortley Village's Black Walnut Bakery Café on Wednesday, sharing their excitement about its re-opening after a three-year shutdown. "It's just such a good joy to be back in the same environment," said Colton Somerville, a customer who had been going to the cafe for many year...
22h ago

Business are preparing for the customers leading up to Valentines Day
Flowers are a staple of Valentines Day culture and Val Denomme from 'Forget Me Not Flowers and More' explains how the upcoming celebration of romance has been affecting business. "it's really building up towards Valentines Day, orders are coming in and people are stopping by and it makes everything busier." S...
23h ago

Flights from Canada to Cuba suspended as airlines cite fuel and safety concerns
Several Canadian airlines have temporarily suspended flights to Cuba due to ongoing fuel shortages and broader safety concerns on the island. "It's not only the jet fuel issue," said Gerry Vanderhoek, Director of Commercial and Air Services at London International Airport. "They're also concerned about p...
Feb 11, 2026

'Heated Rivalry' limelighting Montreal and its bagels
A hit TV series is giving Montreal a big boost. In one episode of Heated Rivalry, actress Sophie Nélisse wears a St-Viateur Bagel T-shirt. The scene lasts less than a minute, but the impact for the famous Montreal institution, which has been producing its famous bagels since 1957 was huge. Online orders 'explode...
Feb 10, 2026

Ottawa is investing millions to help install electric vehicle chargers.
Ottawa will be investing $84M into electric vehicle chargers so that way people are more inclined to use electric vehicles by estimating an extra 8000 chargers scattered across the country. $5.7M will be invested into 3 different projects in the Green Freight Program. This is going to help trucks reduce their carbon f...
Feb 10, 2026

London prepares for Valentine's Day with citywide lineup of events
Londoners will have several options to celebrate Valentine's Day on Feb. 14, with events across the city featuring live music, comedy, film screenings and social activities. Covent Garden Market will host a Valentine's Day skate from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Rotary Rink, where visitors can skate while enjoying live musi...
Feb 10, 2026



