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2 days ago · Read latest breaking news, updates, and headlines. London Free Press offers information on latest national and international events & more.
- Grandson grilled on testimony about accused asking him to get a gun St. THOMAS – Boris Panovski asked his grandson to get him a gun months before a Toronto-area businessperson was shot to death in a Huron County conservation area, a judge hearing his first-degree murder retrial has heard.
- Boston Celtics beat Dallas Mavericks in Game 1 of NBA Finals BOSTON — Kristaps Porzingis didn’t want to make predictions about how his body would respond heading into the NBA Finals after he spent more than a month on the sideline with a calf injury.
- Canada soundly beaten by Netherlands in Jesse Marsch’s debut as Canadian coach ROTTERDAM, Netherlands — The class of the seventh-ranked Netherlands took its toll on Canada in a four-goal second half, with three of the goals coming in a 13-minute span, as Jesse Marsch’s debut as Canadian men’s soccer coach ended in a 4-0 loss Thursday.
- Look for PWHL Toronto to add scoring first in Monday's draft PWHL Draft
- Adam Hadwin grabs first-round lead at star-studded PGA Tour's Memorial tournament DUBLIN, Ohio — Adam Hadwin had too many birdies to complain about ending his round at the Memorial on a sour note Thursday. His six-under 66 was enough to lead Masters champion Scottie Scheffler by one shot and give the Canadian hope he is turning the corner at the right time.
- Off The Post: Does Connor McDavid need a Stanley Cup ring to be an all-time great? On the latest episode of Off The Post, Toronto SUN Sports Columnist Steve Simmons, Vancouver Sun and The Province Canucks Reporter Patrick Johnston and Postmedia’s Rob Wong debate whether a Stanley Cup ring will cement Edmonton Oilers star Connor McDavid’s legacy and if Florida Panthers coach Paul Maurice will be se...
- Baranyai: Egotistical fakes discredit news organizations they imitate We are getting altogether too complacent about fake news.
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- Letters to the Editor: May 31, 2024 Beer sales a ruse
- Letters to the Editor: May 30, 2024 Shorten wait times
- Letters to the Editor: May 29, 2024 Can't be any worse
- Letters to the Editor: May 25, 2024 Dam lament
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Legendary field dog, breeder's mysterious ban focus of trial testimony ST. THOMAS – No one could have ever guessed that the legacy of Belfield Silver would stretch beyond the field dog world, where the English pointer was a champion, to the inside of a courtroom.- Two 22-storey towers, one 20-storey tower proposed for Masonville site Less than two years after a 22-storey tower was approved at one of London's busiest intersections, the developer has unveiled plans to add two more towers.
- Man pleads guilty to charges of sexual exploitation, sexual assault A man with ties to Sarnia and London is expected to be sentenced in September after pleading guilty to sex charges involving an underage victim.
- SEE IT: Why are vehicles just driving through Gibbons Park now? London police say they've received no formal reports after a viral video showed several vehicles driving through Gibbons Park – a bizarre event one viewer described as "stupid."
- Chemical plant seeks more time on emissions order as MP warns it may close Ineos Styrolution is asking the federal environment ministry for time to safely comply at its Sarnia styrene plant with a recent order limiting benzene emissions.
- London police board appoints acting deputy chief after medical leave A London police superintendent has been appointed to temporarily fill the void left after one of the city’s three deputy chiefs took a medical leave last month.
- Health officials fear trouble as Ontario plans widespread booze sales Local public health officials who’ve called for tighter rules on alcohol sales to limit its harm are expressing disappointment with the provincial government’s quarter-billion-dollar plan to allow booze on shelves at corner stores.
- Ex-London Knights winners offer Memorial Cup advice: 'Compete like hell' There’s no substitute for experience. And ahead of Sunday night’s Memorial Cup championship game, LFP reporter Jonathan Juha spoke with three former London Knights players who won the national junior hockey championship in the green-and-gold and asked them: What’s your advice for this season’s team ahead of the one-game final...
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