Ryan Mallough shares how Canada is making progress on reducing interprovincial trade hurdles, though challenges still loom

Mark Milke discusses research showing over a third of Albertans now support leaving Canada, rivaling 1970s Quebec separatism

Dr. Marta Wilejto explains how a new LHSC program is guiding patients aged 15 to 39 through cancer treatment and life decisions

Lucan residents are cleaning up after a tornado, while a separate discussion looked at how close Ontario is to achieving its climate change targets

From eating raw onions to pretending your phone is a landline, new TikTok trends are mixing with retro “90’s kid summer” activities

An Ipsos poll for Global News finds Canadian pride is bouncing back, with three-quarters of people avoiding travel to the U.S.

What happened on this day in history?

From fading Elbows Up gear to Wellington closures and the latest Knights NHL draft picks, we cover it all

Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci debate Canadian unity, cultural exports, and whether Alberta could separate

A CFIB survey reveals nearly 40% of small businesses report more customers are buying Canadian-made goods

From grocery stores to city services, find out which places will be running and which ones will be taking the holiday off

Since 1969, more than 200 Knights have heard their names called at the NHL draft, including three more this weekend

Drivers can expect major delays as Wellington shuts down from King to Horton starting Wednesday through Labour Day

The once-unifying slogan has become more partisan, but a new wave of patriotism is still sweeping the country

What happened on this day in history?

We cover everything from London’s Canada Day plans to a major report on correctional facilities and the Knights’ NHL draft milestone

Interim Director Bill Tucker says the board’s finances remain in deficit but are moving in the right direction as classes wrap up

Kevin Egan discusses the damning new report detailing unsafe and overcrowded conditions across Ontario correctional facilities

The Night Market is back with vendors and performances as part of the city’s Canada Day celebrations

From fireworks at Harris Park to street food at Dundas Place, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate Canada Day across the city

Kim Woodbridge explains how the latest Dream Lottery winner found out they’d won the Magnus home in Grand Bend

The first round of the NHL draft kicks off tonight with the chance for London to celebrate another future star

The tech giant is considering a fleet of humanoid robots designed to bring packages right to your doorstep.

What happened on this day in history?

We cover the last day of school, London’s major track and field hosting announcement, and Canada's evolving role in NATO