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London These parents turned agony of losing daughters to intimate partner violence into missions to help othersBrett Broadfoot of London, Ont., admits he didn’t know much about intimate partner violence and its prevalence until his daughter was killed last month, but now he and his family have made it theirContinue Reading

WARNING: This story references actions deemed as sexual abuse by the dental profession’s regulatory college. A former London, Ont. dentist whose licence was revoked last month for having sexual interactions with a female patient is being sued by her for $2.15 million on allegations of sexual assault and medical malpractice. The lawsuit, filed inContinue Reading

London A London dentist who registered with Ontario’s regulatory college in 1966 has been stripped of his licence after he admitted to a relationship with a patient and a disciplinary committee found his actions amounted to sexual abuse. Brock Rondeau, with RCDSO since 1966, guilty of misconduct after admitting toContinue Reading

London The 79-year-old London, Ont., woman convicted of driving her car into a troop of girl guides, killing an eight-year-old girl and injuring seven, has been sentenced to two years less a day of house arrest followed by three years of probation that includes a driving ban. Retired teacher PetronellaContinue Reading

London Businesses in southwestern Ontario that rely on train service are bracing for the worst as CN Rail and Canadian Pacific Kansas City and key unions haven’t been able to reach agreements amid lockout and strike threats. London, Ont., transloading company relies on weekly railcar loads of plastic pellets AndrewContinue Reading

London Five players accused of sexually assaulting a woman after a London, Ont., gala celebrating their 2018 world junior hockey win will stand trial beginning in September 2025. Proceedings in London, Ont., to run for 8 weeks after months of legal pretrial meetings CBC News · Posted: Aug 13, 2024Continue Reading

London More than two million sunflowers will bloom this summer in memory of two-year-old Max Rombouts of Thedford, Ont., who died of leukemia. Since the first seeds were planted five years ago, the farmers behind Miracle Max’s Minions have raised more than $450,000 for charity. Miracle Max’s Minions has raised more than $450,000 for childhood cancerContinue Reading

London A London, Ont., judge has found former Woodstock mayor Trevor Birtch guilty of assault and sexual assault in relation to 2021 charges from a woman with whom he was in a tumultuous relationship. Trevor Birtch, 49, found not guilty of 2nd sex assault charge from Dec. 2021 due to reasonable doubtContinue Reading

London A report into systemic racism at the London Police Service paints a picture of officers who treat non-white people in a domineering and rude way, often stereotyping communities and using excessive force while dismissing victims’ suffering.  The report was made public earlier this month after a request from CBCContinue Reading