London Morning takes the show to Ilderton on Friday

In the continuing series, Home Values, CBC London heads to Ilderton. London Morning will be broadcasting live from the Village Teapot on Friday.

Home Values Low income, high rent: Two London families struggle to make ends meet

by Kate Dubinski

The number of people living on low income in London has increased in the last five years. Two mothers share their stories about what it's like to get by when most of your money goes to housing.

London Mayor calls for provincial push for Amazon, critic says chances slim

Several city politicians are vying for the chance to bring Amazon’s new multibillion-dollar tech site to London and one Western University professor says the chances are slim to none.

Home Values Low wages leave Londoners caught in a housing crunch

by Kate Dubinski

One third of people in London rent, a total that is higher than the provincial and national average, and more London families are getting by with less.

London's weather, traffic and gas prices for Thursday

London's weather traffic and gas prices for Thursday, September 14

Jury will not hear from accused in London cellphone murder case

by Andrew Lupton

Lawyers for the man changed in the shooting of Jeremy Cook began and concluded their defence in just a few hours on Wednesday.

Feds bankroll job skills training for London at-risk youth

The Liberal federal government announced it will bankroll a 13-week job skills training program for 154 London youth Wednesday, to the tune of $1.3 million as part of Canada's youth employment strategy.

What new census numbers say about salaries in London

Londoners have not seen a snapshot of income levels in a decade but Statistics Canada released new information Wednesday from the 2016 census showing a decline in what Londoners are making.

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne tells court she was aware of meeting with candidate

by Erik White

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne testified in a Sudbury, Ont., court Wednesday that in December 2014 she knew one of her top advisers and a party fundraiser were meeting with Andrew Olivier to see how to keep him in "the Liberal family."

Home Values A move downtown? Two Londoners make the case

by Rebecca Zandbergen

Downtown London board chair Gerald Gallacher and Jonathon's Ceramics Gallery owner Jonathon Bancroft-Snell say downtown has seen dramatic change over the years.

Questions remain after Canada's women's rowing team pulls out of London

by Hala Ghonaim

A national rowing coach is slamming Rowing Canada’s decision to move its women’s training hub to British Columbia after calling London home for more than three decades. But, the national rowing organization says it’s not entirely putting up its oars in the city.

Home Values London's new downtown crowd: Not just young singles

A London condo builder says retirees, not young professionals, form the bulk of buyers as the city's downtown becomes more vibrant.

London's weather, traffic and gas prices for Wednesday

London's weather traffic and gas prices for Wednesday, September 13

Kathleen Wynne to testify in bribery trial of key Liberal adviser

by Mike Crawley

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne testifies today in the bribery trial of one of her closest aides and another Liberal organizer, an event that makes political history in the province and could have an impact on the election next June.

Western researchers aim to reverse adverse effects of early marijuana use

by Chris dela Torre

Researchers at Western University have studied the use of pharmaceuticals to reverse the harmful effects of THC on young brains.