RCMP failed to save anyone during the Nova Scotia massacre. What went wrong?

Reacting to rising COVID-19 case numbers, the Ontario Autism Program continues to be stalled, and will the pandemic help move Ontario's court system into the 21st century?

There are still many unanswered questions about the April shooting in Nova Scotia, the latest on a potential vaccine for COVID-19 and a member of the LGBTQ+ community and London Police discusses the Pride Flag controversy

Business Lessons from the Headlines with Allison Graham - July 21, 2020

Have bars reopened too soon? How the City of London is budgeting with anti-racism in mind, and Canadians are concerned about gun violence

Board of health motion to recommend MLHU implement mandatory mask bylaw doesn't make it to vote

London's top doctor responds to questions about leadership following mask debate at city hall, twitter

"Be kind for a day:" Remembering Tori Stafford on what would have been her 20th birthday

Business Lessons from the Headlines with Allison Graham - July 14, 2020

Pride London Festival responds to London Police decision to fly rainbow flag despite request not to

Pride London Festival goes virtual, asks police not to raise Rainbow flag during 2020 festivities

Canadian police chiefs aim to decriminalize simple drug possession, the latest on Justin Trudeau's WE scandal, and how businesses are adjusting to a new economy

London researchers getting closer to human trials for COVID-19 vaccine, what the federal 'fiscal snapshot' means for Canadians and the Supreme Court rules against Donald Trump

Human trials for Western University developed COVID-19 vaccine could start as early as this fall

What we know about the man accused of bringing weapons to Rideau Hall and how Southwest Public Health hopes to avoid COVID-19 spread at local farms

CERB's back-to-work dilemma, explained

The NDP says parents need help when kids go back to school, Trump's bad polling numbers could be linked to COVID-19, and London doctors explore new coronavirus treatments

Lawson launches new study trialing BLES® as treatment for COVID-19

Ontario court dismisses appeal from opponents of London's supervised drug consumption site

Another hurdle cleared as London moves towards a permanent supervised consumption site, how the federal government could actually help non-profits, and a new investigation could lead to a third ethics violation for Justin Trudeau