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London Ukrainians mark 35 years of independence after week of deadly attacks
Traditional music and dance filled Harris Park on Sunday as London's Ukrainian community marked the 35th anniversary of the country's independence after a heavy week of deadly Russian attacks and political turmoil at home. Read More
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'Tragedy after tragedy' upended life of woman jailed on gun charge: Lawyer
Kimberly Bahro spent the morning before being sent to jail for gun possession homeless in a downtown London parking lot, with her bags of belongings. Read More
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New cafe brings taste of family's Colombia coffee farm to downtown London
The smell of freshly ground coffee fills the air at a downtown London shop with floor-to-ceiling windows facing St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica. Read More
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Doug Ford backs Mark Carney, rips Donald Trump: 'He is not to be trusted'
TORONTO - Premier Doug Ford said he's glad Canada didn't sign the trade deal being offered by the United States on Friday night, even as Ontario braces for the impact of U.S. tariffs that target the province's primary industries. Read More
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Man, dog dead after being struck by pickup truck: Ontario Provincial Police
A 72-year-old man from Central Huron has died after being struck by a pickup truck in Bluewater, police say. Read More
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Pierre Poilievre on jacked-up tariffs: 'We have what the Americans need'
WOODSTOCK - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre swung through Southwestern Ontario on Saturday, telling supporters here that Canada should continue fighting for tariff-free trade as the U.S. imposed new ones on Canadian goods. Read More
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Baranyai: Jamaica-gate turns spotlight on Tory spying
Opposition researchers look for flecks of gold at the bottom of a swirling pan of silt. They're prospectors looking to take down other people's prospects. It's not glamorous work. They agitate the pan, flush out the muck and see what sticks. Read More
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Dyer: Climate change reality still not spurring action
The first hurricane to hit Hawaii in 34 years. The Mediterranean on fire from Spain to Greece. Heat domes one after another for months on end in Europe and North America. Thousands of excess deaths. A record El Niño on top of an average global temperature
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Longtime London hockey club rebrands after 55 years
A local hockey club is rebranding after more than five decades, a move the organization hopes will bring it in line with other London clubs and make it more attractive to future players. Read More
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Reader to Reader: August 22, 2026
I went on my regular weekly hike on the Kilworth trail, normally a maximum of three hours out and back. After the "stairs" on the out trail, I started feeling really tired and took a brief rest at the road and then headed back. Read More
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