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  New clinics create home for 'orphan patients' in Huron-Perth

  As many as 20,000 people in Huron and Perth Counties don’t have a family physician. However, as of two weeks ago, they now have a place to go for primary healthcare, other than the closest Emergency Department.

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  Hate-related graffiti found at local public school, again

  For the second time, a London man has been charged after the discovery of hate-related graffiti and property damage at a local school. Around 7 a.m. on Monday, police were notified of the damage at Emily Carr Public School on Hawthorne Road.

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  More details released after two people killed in boat crash

  Lambton OPP officers are releasing more details about a boating fatality that resulted in the death of two individuals.

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  'I do see an end': Ukrainian Londoners reflect on 1000 days of conflict

  The 1000th day of war in Ukraine is being marked in London, Ont. with sadness and worry over a never-ending fight.

• Investigators on scene of 'suspicious' London house fire

  Police and fire investigators are on scene at a home in west London. Around 8 p.m. Monday, crews were called to 24 Gower St. for a fire.

• Ho, ho, who decorated the St. Thomas police station?

  St. Thomas police say an individual attended police headquarters late Sunday night or early Monday morning and committed what they’re calling a “festive act of mischief.”

• Map of possible Service Depots for homeless encampments gets pushback from east London councillor

  Selecting new locations for Service Depots that offer basic needs to homeless encampments could pit neighbourhood against neighbourhood.

• E. coli: Carrots recalled in Canada

  The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has posted a recall for both baby and whole organic carrot brands sold at multiple grocery stores due to E. coli contamination.

• Four London councillors join coalition against using notwithstanding clause to clear encampments

  Forty-one municipal councillors across Ontario have come together to speak out against the potential use of the notwithstanding clause to clear homeless encampments.

• Small businesses reports security issues linked to Canada Post strike

  We're into the first full week of the Canada Post workers strike and local business owners are starting to get a sense of the impact to their operations.

• Delays reported in London's yard waste collection

  The City of London says its leaf and yard waste materials collection program is experiencing a delay due to an increase in the number of bags placed out.

• St. Thomas takes control of new apartment building to combat housing crisis

  St. Thomas is touting another breakthrough in its approach to affordable housing.

• 'Landing place for young people': New Community Youth Hub unveiled at London Health Sciences Centre

  Located at the London Health Sciences Centre Victoria Hospital, LHSC says the hub that is set to open Nov. 25, will offer vital support, resources and care to young Londoners living without housing.

• CKHA Diagnostic Imaging experiencing longer than normal wait times, hours extended

  The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance’s (CKHA) Diagnostic Imaging department is experiencing longer than normal wait times.