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Say you want a Revolution? Young London rockers have it covered
The pride of Lord Roberts public school, Revolution Runners, help London's downtown library get loud again today.
News Release - Do You See What Eye See? Sneak A Peek At The Peel Heritage Complex
" Keep your eyes peeled for the Wyn Geleynse "Peel Projection" maquette at the Peel Heritage Complex between July and August.
President's Choice meat recall and E. coli cases in London, Ont., not connected
Canadian HIV vaccine close to human trial
A researcher extracts fluid from a vial at the AIDS Vaccine Design and Development Laboratory in New York City.
Native Londoner back home with classical music series
For the second straight summer, some of Canada's top chamber players will gather at an Old North London church.
Three children's cases of E. coli infection in London 'unusual'
Locked-out Kellogg's workers in London get new offer
LONDON, Ont. Kellogg Canada and the union representing nearly 500 locked-out workers in London, Ont., have reached a tentative agreement.
Dining out on London's downtown heritage
For months, crews have been working to convert the historic Wallace Building at King and Talbot streets and adjoining buildings at 103, 101, and 99 King into a new restaurant complex, says Michael Correia, a partner in the venture.
Health Unit Reports Cases of E. coli O157:H7 in London Ontario
The Middlesex-London Health Unit is reporting three cases of E. coli 0157:H7 , often referred to as Hamburger Disease , in three children.
Three kids sick with E.coli in London, Ont.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning people in London, Ont., not to eat a certain ground beef product after three children in the area have became ill with E.coli poisoning.
Mystery coffin may return to Canada
FREDERICTONThe remains of a young New Brunswick woman whose coffin has remained unclaimed at a London cemetery for nearly a century may soon make the final journey home to Canada to be buried with the rest of her family.
POV: East London overpass a perfectly timed deal
It's not hard to find fault with the city's plan to build the overpass at the CN tracks at Hale and Trafalgar streets.
Canadian Stuart Anderson among leaders at ATB Financial Classic
Stuart Anderson of Big Valley, Alta., overcame stiff winds to fire 5-under 67 and grabbed a share of the first-round lead at the $150,000 ATB Financial Classic.
Twisters touch down near London
A tornado touches down in Malahide Township, part of Elgin County, near London, Ont.
Four-year-old pulled from Centreville pool dies
A four-year-old Oxford County girl found face down in a backyard pool Wednesday has died.
Scientists Develop New and Efficient Breast Biopsy Technique
Politicians kick London soccer dome a curve ball
The world's fastest-growing sport hit a speed bump tonight when London politicians put off backing an Optimists-built indoor soccer facility, a delay the charitable group says threatens the entire project.
Football team survives highway crash with SUV
Angola, Ind. - Monday, Jun. 22, 2009 03:34AM EDT M embers of a Canadian semi-pro football team are on their way home to London, Ont., after their team bus was involved in a crash in Indiana that killed the driver of an SUV.
Triple* gives family London roots
For about five years, Mike Luelo had a commute he wouldn't have wished on his worst enemy.
Tour bus carrying football team collides with SUV - AP
A A A' Officials say a tour bus carrying a semi-professional football team from Canada crashed into a sport utility vehicle in northeastern Indiana.