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Businesses in the 300 block of Clarke Road in London, Ont. have ben evacuated for what’s being described as an active police investigation.

LCBO stores in London, Woodstock, Owen Sound and Sarnia are among those across the province that will offer free take-home rapid antigen tests.

Dozens of people raced out to LCBO locations Friday morning in the hopes of getting COVID-19 test kits, but may have lined up for nothing.

A 42-year-old man is charged after a woman was robbed and her car was stolen while she was grocery shopping Tuesday morning.

  LONDON, ONT. -- Middlesex-Londons medical officer of health has confirmed a COVID-19 outbreak at the Argyle Mall Walmart. Dr. Chris Mackie provided few details but says the Middlesex-London Health Unit is working with Walmart those who may have been exposed are isolating. The company says five workers tested positive on April 23, 25 (2 associates), 28 and 30th. "We’re keeping the associates in our thoughts and wish them a speedy recovery," says spokesperson Felicia Fefer. "We conduct...

A 33-year-old Londoner was arrested Friday after a man caused about $1,000 damage to an Argyle Mall business with a hatchet.

  LONDON, ONT. -- London police have charged a 33-year-old man after he allegedly swung a hatchet during an incident Friday evening. Police say around 7:45 p.m., the suspect entered a store in the Argyle Mall and placed a number of items into a basket. About an hour later, the man tried to leave without paying for the items. An employee approached the suspect and a fight ensued, with the accused pulling out a hatchet and swinging it, damaging some property. No one was hurt but damage is p...

The Globe and Mail Pasha Malla Published February 6, 2021 JACK DOBSON/The Globe and Mail Pasha Malla’s latest book is Kill the Mall , a novel. According to various unverifiable claims online, London, Ont., has “more shopping per capita than anywhere else in North America.” I don’t know what that means (like, stores-per-capita or goods-per-person?), or what constitutes “shopping” (do pepperettes count?), but this reputation, valid or not, precedes the internet by several decades. ...