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Arrests made in Owen Sound, Ont. homicide a year after owner killed in dine-and-dash attack
Nearly a year since popular restaurant owner Sharif Rahman was killed in Owen Sound, Ont., after a dispute over an unpaid bill, police have made arrests with few details released. As his family, friends wait for answers, his wife still feels the pain of losing him and his brother says: "I never remove him in my mind."
Stop and smell the sunflowers: Lambton County fields bloom for boy taken by leukemia
More than two million sunflowers will bloom this summerin memory of two-year-old Max Romboutsof Thedford, Ont., who died of leukemia.Since the first seeds were plantedfive years ago, the farmers behindMiracle Max's Minions haveraised more than $450,000 for charity.
Sign of the times: Museum London exhibit recalls the city's colourful, handpainted past
A new exhibit at Museum London highlights storied signs fromfamily-run businesses,shops and galleries that have called the city home.
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PHOTOS: Sunfest celebrates 30 years of bringing the world to London
From the sounds of Brazilian samba rock to the tastes of Salvadorian pupusas, London's favourite world music festival is back to celebrate its 30th year.
What does it take to throw a tree trunk? Find out at the Embro Highland Games this Canada Day
The 85th edition of Ontario's oldest Scottish games are happening in Embro, Ont., on Canada Day.
Meet the Lambton County family who's been beekeeping for 5 generations
The team behind Munro Honey & Meadery has carried on afamily legacy of beekeeping for five generations.Now, being honoured as 2024 inductees into the Lambton Agricultural Hall of Fame.
For these Londoners, Irish music makes for a toe-tapping good time all year long
Get out your fiddles and accordions! St. Patrick's Day may be this weekend, but the London Irish Folk Club is spreading Irish cheer around the calendar.
His ancestors left a legacy in Black music a century ago. Now he's following in their footsteps
Robert Ball's ancestors were freedom seekers who once travelled across the country sharing their music with thousands of people. And now, more than a century later, he's doing the same.
London filmmaker journeys coast to coast to gather stories of Black caregivers for new series
A filmmaker in London, Ont.,has just launched a new mini-documentary series sharing stories of the joys and challenges Black caregivers face across the nation starting with his own.
Got broken string lights? Fixing them might be easier than you think
As London's curbside waste is expected to nearlydouble in weight over the holidays, there's a growing movement of Londoners turning to repairingto keep more things out of the trash.
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