Tag Archives: Ontario
International Plowing Match brings prosperity and rich history to Chatham-Kent
The celebration of the 101st International Plowing Match (IPM) began on Tuesday, September 18 in Pain Court, Ontario. The site this year spanned over 800 hundred acres and was dedicated towards: plowi...
Sep 24, 2018
London police release photo of sexual assault suspect
Police released this photo of a man who is suspected to be involved with a sexual assault The London Police have released a photo asking the public with help identifying a suspect. The photo shows a m...
Sep 20, 2018 Tony Webster / CC
London soldiers heading south for end of summer training
*This video contains a preview feature from the August 26th edition of X In The City, Soldiers leave for the exercise on August 24th so they have not left yet at the time of this article being ...
Aug 20, 2018
Fanashawe kicks off pride celebrations
At Fanshawe College's London campus, a small crowd gathers outside F building around a flag poll. After some short speeches, The Fanshawe College flag is brought down and a new Fanshawe flag baring th...
Jul 19, 2018
Gaming addiction classify as a new mental disorder
The International Classification of Diseases will add on gaming addiction as a new 'mental health condition.' The World Health Organization will be listing the addiction for the first time due to a de...
Jun 18, 2018
Ontario Green Party Leader kicks off 20-day tour in London
Londoners got their chance to learn what the Ontario Green Party (GPO) is bringing to the table for this years provincial election. GPO leader Mike Schreiner begun his tour around the province Wednesd...
Mar 21, 2018
Sexual violence survey to initiate changes in post-secondary institutions
The Student Voices on Sexual Violence survey is the first province-wide survey shared with post-secondary students about sexual violence in Ontario. The initiative has launched in efforts to study and...
Mar 09, 2018
Paralympic dreamer heads to Nationals
The town of Ilderton may be small, but when it comes to Canadian pride, it sure is mighty. With hometown heroes, Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue, becoming the world's most decorated figure skaters during ...
Mar 05, 2018
Western students stand for the children and civilians in Eastern Ghouta, Syria
What can we do? 1. Get to know local refugees Kazzah wants students to know that you do not need to be Syrian to feel for what is happening-and more importantly-to do something about it. "It's as simp...
Feb 28, 2018
Dundas 'flex street' construction will not impact the Juno Awards
Meanwhile, Shannon Balsillie works downtown and is wondering how the flex street construction is going to alter her everyday routine. "If the customer traffic is less because of the construction then ...
Feb 25, 2018
