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Endangered snail species found near Woodstock - Vimarsana News

Endangered snail species found near Woodstock

The endangered species, known as Shagreen snails, was discovered near Woodstock at Snake Woods Nature Preserve...

Massive drill brought into London, Ont. for tunnelling under Wharncliffe Road - London - Vimarsana News

Massive drill brought into London, Ont. for tunnelling under Wharncliffe Road - London

The drilling is part of an overall project to replace, re-route, and increase sewer capacity in the downtown area, valued at nearly $7.4 million.

Memorial Service held for homeless Londoners who have died - Vimarsana News

Memorial Service held for homeless Londoners who have died

A small memorial service held in front of London City Hall Monday intended to send a message to politicians, the plans to solve the homeless crisis need to move more quickly.

Apartments are going up across New London County, but many remain unaffordable, experts say - Vimarsana News

Apartments are going up across New London County, but many remain unaffordable, experts say

There's a flurry of new apartment construction in New London County. But problems of affordability linger. And new apartments aren't in the price range of many of the region's workers, housing advocates say.

Local Indigenous communities mark Red Dress Day with education on forefront - Vimarsana News

Local Indigenous communities mark Red Dress Day with education on forefront

Indigenous communities across southwestern Ontario held events to mark Red Dress Day, also known as the national day of awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people, observed every year on May 5.  

Source: cbc.ca