'Monstrous' bullying led Ontario mayor to create mysterious wall of photos in office bathroom

by Meagan Fitzpatrick

Jason Altmann, mayor of Whitchurch-Stouffville, tells CBC News there was "nothing evil" about the photo montage in his office that featured local political players and was created to help him get to the bottom of a harassment campaign against him, Altmann says.

Families 'devastated' after graves desecrated by cemetery staff

by Colin Butler

A London mother whose son was murdered a day before his 18th birthday is among a number of families who are upset after they say groundskeeping staff at a London, Ont. cemetery damaged their loved ones' graves.

Teen dies during high school graduation trip to Cuba organized by Toronto-based S-Trip tour company

by Alexandra Sienkiewicz

An 18-year-old student from Belleville, Ont., has died during a high school graduation trip to Cuba organized by S-Trip, a Toronto-based travel agency that specializes in young adult vacations.

Nation-wide prescription heroin study proposed to battle opioid crisis

by Kate Dubinski

The Canadian government's research arm is weeks away from proposing a nation-wide trial that could involve giving prescription heroin to drug users, one way of fighting the country's growing opioid crisis. London could be one of the sites where the treatment is tested.

Pottahawk Pissup draws boaters, partiers and police

Boaters and people just looking for a good time in the sun on an island in Lake Erie will flock this weekend to Long Point and Turkey Point for The Pottahawk Pissup, with police promising to be there too.

From Corn Flakes to rock climbing: what's cooking at the old Kellogg's plant

by Amanda Margison

The historic Kellogg's factory where cereal was made for decades has been bought by a southwestern Ontario family that wants to see it transformed into a neighbourhood-friendly site with restaurants, retail and homes.

London police seek sex assault suspect

London police are looking for the public's help in identifying a man after a sexual assault on Richmond and John streets on July 1.

'Just not right': Motorcycle permit system needs change, says training centre director

by Chris Ensing

Being able to drive a motorcycle without a road test is 'just not right,' according to the director of a training centre that puts thousands of novice motorcyclists through courses across the province each year.

Human error caused double charge for 33,000 London taxpayers

City officials are apologizing after about 33,000 London taxpayers were accidentally charged twice on their property taxes in an error that led to more than $17 million in double charges.

School inaction prompts dads into defibrillator fundraiser

by Kate Dubinski

The Dad Club of London is hoping to raise $24,000 to put a defibrillator in every London high school by the fall.

School board's swim test protocol unclear days after student's death in Algonquin Park lake

by Alexandra Sienkiewicz, Shannon Martin

The country's largest school board has yet to provide details about swim safety protocol for excursions involving students, days after the death of a 15-year-old student on a canoe trip in Algonquin Provincial Park.

Why does Toronto allow metal slides? Mom wants answers after 2-year-old suffers serious burns

by Lauren Pelley

Carla Munoz says her daughter was injured while sliding down a "scorching hot" slide at the Corktown Common playground. Now she's questioning why modern parks allow metal slides that could pose this kind of safety risk.

Demand for outdoor movies doubles in London

by Hala Ghonaim

The city poured additional funding last month to clear a waitlist of neighbourhood groups waiting to organize an outdoor movie night in their communities.

Trying out public transit in London: One woman's experience

A London woman is on a mission to find out whether she can do her job by using public transit.

Small airports gain access to federal infrastructure funds

by Kevin Yarr

After years of negotiations, six small airports in Canada, including the Charlottetown Airport, have gained access to a federal infrastructure program.