▶ Choose a source :  
▶ Sort by :   Latest News ▶ Most read in the last :   1 Hour 2 Hours 4 Hours 12 Hours 24 Hours
Latest news and headlines from : The London Free Press - URL : www.latestcanada.com/?source=37
●   Grab your rain boots and umbrellas. Environment Canada issued a special weather statement Sunday morning warning of heavy rainfall throughout the day in the London area. City hall ...
●   A 1989 Wortley Village bank robbery is a distant, or nonexistent, memory for most Londoners. But its bizarre details – somewhat similar to the crime examined in ...
●   This is the calm before the storm. Before Friday, when Premier-designate Doug Ford becomes Premier Ford and, along with his 75 Progressive Conservative...
●   Evan Bouchard heads to Edmonton Monday for the start of his first development camp. This is his first step in a four-month process to prove he belongs on the...
●   When it comes to wine, Canadians typically serve their whites too cold and their reds too warm.
●   A 44-year-old man is in custody following an assault in Leamington on Friday night. Emergency crews responded to an assault complaint at a residence on Wigle Street in...
●   ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia — The criticism of Mexico’s national team heading into the World Cup was loud and scathing. The answer has been emphatic. The Mexicans won their...
●   Evan Bouchard had to wait. But it was worth it. He gets to spend his formative NHL years in Edmonton passing the puck to Connor McDavid. The London...
●   Amid the chaos of the U.S. president's White House is his aim is to dismantle the world’s free trade system
●   Help us find Gothic Hall’s facade In 1990, Gothic Hall at the corner of Dundas and Talbot streets was demolished. The facade was considered to be unique, so it was numbered and crated. However, no one ...
●   The 20-year-old from Florence was named the Junior B hockey team's captain this week, taking over from the graduated Brenden Trottier.
●   The LCBO, which will run the marijuana outlet, has put things on hold until the new government is in place
●   So far, the 12-issue DC limited series Raven: Daughter of Darkness feels like it hasn't really started.
●   There is one element in a home, which offers hundreds or thousands of options, which are constantly changing — and that element is tile.
●   "Shouldn't the marchers ask parents if it's OK to give their kids candy before they offer it?"
●   Not all heroes wear capes — one of ours wore a cardigan.
●   Does the equality of sexual minorities trump religious freedom in Canada?
●   There are fewer migrants than usual crossing the Mediterranean Sea and landing in European Union countries this year: only 37,000 so far, although the flow will increase ...
●   In the past year, Timothy Summers has been convicted of impaired driving, his wife died and his step-son tried to take his own life. And on Friday, Summers was sent to prison.
●   One south London waste-processing plant has been slapped with several odour-related charges by Ontario’s environment ministry — the latest south-end business...
●   A major public service union is grieving the firing by a London hospital of a technician charged by police with drugging and sexually assaulting a patient.
●   It’s called an “emergency” shelter for a reason. When the new Youth Opportunities Unlimited (YOU) facility is built on Clarke Road, it will save the lives of many...
●   A London man has been charged following the recovery of a stolen vehicle, OPP said.
●   OPP are investigating following mischief and theft at the Botanical Gardens located along Park Street in the village of Ripley, south of Kincardine.
●   There’s loads of country, rock, '80s-style pop, hip-hop and rap, world music, folk and roots, and blues — and, along the way, food.
●   If you’re planning on going to Trackside Music Festival to see Dierks Bentley and Dean Brody June 30, you might want to get in on the action with a Twisted Tea contest before it ...
●   He suffered from addiction and mental illness. He needed a healing lodge and counselling.
●   This week's column features an uncommon ingredient, octopus.
●   Police have announced the identity of a woman who died following a house fire in Leamington as Carol White, 77.
●   Two London men have been charged after a series of warrants were executed by the Guns and Drugs Section on Thursday, police said.
●   The hills are alive with the sound of music in “cottage country” and beyond. From big annual music festivals to summertime favourite haunts and hoedowns in a...
●   In the first week of summer, we think of reading page-turners on a beach or backyard patio. For those of you who want a dash of birding in your stack of books,...
▶ Choose a source :
BuzzfeedCalgary HeraldCalgary SunCanada Free PressCanadian BusinessCANOECBCCP24CTV NewsEdmonton JournalEdmonton SunElle CanadaESPN FCFashion MagazineFinancial PostGlobal NewsHuffington PostLeader PostMacleansMetronewsMontreal GazetteNational PostOttawa CitizenOttawa SunSports NetStraightThe Globe and MailThe London Free PressThe ProvinceThe SpecThe StarThe Star PhoenixThe TyeeTimes ColonistToronto SunVancouver SunViceWindsor StarWinnipeg Free Press
About latestcanada.com - Privacy & Terms -
Copyright © 2015 www.latestcanada.com