The region's largest school board will make a Grade 11 English course that focuses on Inuit, Metis and First Nations authors mandatory for high schoolers after a push from the Indigenous student trustee.

When Carter McCullough takes his place behind home plate, he's kind of living the dream — getting paid to watch a game he loves in the fresh air all summer. But the 16-year-old second-year umpire also knows that abuse from coaches and parents comes with the territory, a fact that has made recruiting young officials like him harder in recent years.

Time, money and other resources funneled into helping solve London's homelessness crisis is excluding the deep poverty of those living in substandard housing, couch-surfing or sharing rentals to avoid living on the street, advocates say.

Parents at a west London elementary school say board administrators have to do more after dozens of violent incidents have left some kids scared to go to school

Sick of schlepping to different farmers markets to sell her food, Londoner Maryam Wright decided to start one in her own neighbourhood. The Westmount Farmers Market opens June 3 in the parking lot of Westmount Mall.

As city staff scramble to figure out whether they still need computer software they first commissioned in 2015 and politicians continue to ask questions about how much public money has been poured into the deal, CBC News is learning more about the consultant hired to help with the project.