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London will be digging out today after one of the biggest snowstorms in its history crippled traffic, shut down businesses and left thousands stuck at home yesterday.
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Ford's St. Thomas workforce was hit this week with 900 layoff notices -- and concern is mounting the news may get even worse.
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Queen's Park has found $2.1 million more to help the city of London pay for social programs and policing.
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3 Winnipeg cops shot in drug raid
A 12-year veteran of the Winnipeg Police Service was in a hospital bed yesterday with a shotgun wound to the abdomen after he and two other officers were apparently ambushed during a drug raid in Fort Rouge.
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    The Bandidos Massacre
    Five charged with eight counts of first-degree murder following the discovery of eight bodies on the Stafford Line.

     The Golf Guide
    Our popular annual Golf Guide is back!

     Fulcrum Investigation
    Continuing coverage of the collapse of the Fulcrum Financial Group.

     Redrawing the Forest City
    The Ontario Municipal Board has ordered the city to scrap its seven-ward system, replacing it with 14 smaller wards.

     The Next London
    What might the coming decades hold for the Forest City?

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     Winter Fun -- Nov. 29
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