London, Ontario

Today I just visited London for the first time and it is a really nice city! I am from Windsor and the public infrastructure was absolutely brilliant, and the downtown energy seemed quite nice.

I visited Museum London, as well as the covent garden market. I wanted to do more, but for whatever reason it seems that most of London closes on Sundays, so I was limited in my options. I ended up visiting thrift stores and got some excellent vintage Doc Martens for really cheap by DugOut Vintage. They carry actual nice quality vintage stuff, not just clothes that happen to be old -- I was very impressed.

The paid parking situation was a bit crazy, but I suppose the bike lanes and bus lanes must come at some sort of cost. If I was actually living there I'm sure id love it more, but for a visitor it caused a decent bit of confusion for me. The parking meters didn't work with my card and the Honk app insisted my spot was free parking despite the sign saying otherwise.

The city itself is extremely pretty, I've never seen so many unique buildings, both in the suburbs and the downtown area itself. I've visited many cities in the US and its refreshing to see a city that has a genuine distinctive feel to it, rather than feeling cookie-cutter carbon copied.

Cool city! I hope to visit it again and will keep it on my radar for future job opportunities.

Officers found gunshot-related damage in the area of Piccadilly and Talbot Streets on Friday afternoon, police said.

I'm from Amherstburg down over near Windsor, but I am going to be making a trip to London likely in the next month or so to visit some museums. While I'm there, I enjoy looking around at antique stores to find collectibles. I'm particularly fond of Canadian military antiques. Was just curious if anyone there knows of any good thrift/antique stores for that in London. It's really hard to find good antique stores nowadays, most are just glorified soap and candle boutiques.

A London psychologist who performed therapy on patients using the psychedelic drug ketamine faces a disciplinary hearing on Wednesday.

The Fair Chances Employment Pipeline Project was started by the London-area branch of the John Howard Society in partnership with Goodwill Industries, which will be employing the project’s participants.

Some Londoners have reported seeing an increase in fireflies in the city and its surrounding area this summer, though experts have different ideas about why this is happening.

Police have arrested a London man following a stabbing that left a downtown employee in life-threatening condition.

For the first time, the Canadian Olympic Track & Field Trials are coming to the Forest City

Starting Wednesday, Wellington Street will be fully closed to traffic in both directions between King and Horton as part of ongoing work to upgrade underground infrastructure along York Street in London, Ont.

London, Ont.'s South Asian community says it's standing united in its grief for victims of Thursday's deadly Air India plane crash in the Gujarati city of Ahmedabad, that has killed at least 270 people and injured dozens others.

London-based video game developer Digital Extremes is getting closer to releasing their next adventure fantasy game, Soulframe.

Homeowners on a residential street in an southeast London subdivision are being asked to check their security camera footage to help police with an early morning shooting investigation.

Members of London, Ont.'s Gujarati community say they're reeling from shock and devastation following a plane crash that killed hundreds and injured several others in northwestern India on Thursday, marking the county's deadliest aviation disaster in decades.

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Nathaniel Veltman is appealing his four convictions for first-degree murder and his conviction for attempted murder, for which he was sentenced in February 2024.

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Western PhD student Aswin Sureshkumar lost more than four years of pancreatic cancer research when his laptop and two hard drivers[sic] were stolen out of a car on April 21. He's now pleading with Londoners to not only get the laptop back, but take theft more seriously.

London Music week starts May 31, 2025 and it's a jam-packed week of performances from a wide variety of London musicians

The property where London's airport is located is among scores of locations in Canada being monitored for the presence of so-called "forever chemicals," which can pose a threat to human health through groundwater contamination.

Following a five-month investigation between several police forces, London police seized the largest amount of fentanyl in its history. The $2.7 million worth of fentanyl, alongside other drugs, firearms and cash were on display at London police headquarters on Wednesday.

Alain Bellefeuille was convicted of one count of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder in a May 11, 2023, shooting that left OPP Sgt. Eric Mueller dead.

A Scottish court hearing has revealed new details about the three men who are facing charges in the 2023 death of an Owen Sound, Ont., restaurateur, Sharif Rahman, and the measures they allegedly took to escape police.