Hello from the LFP digital desk, where the complainant's cross-examination continues at the Hockey Canada trial. Here's your Wednesday roundup.

THE VERY LATEST: A jury has convicted Ashley Bourget of first-degree murder in the grisly slaying of 59-year-old drug dealer Grant Norton. The London woman, also known as Big Ashley, is set to be sentenced on Aug. 1 after a six-week trial that opened a door into the city's drug subculture.

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FORECAST: Environment Canada is calling for sunshine right through Monday.  

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PHOTO+STORY: Two people are dead and a third was clinging to life in hospital after a collision southwest of London that witnesses said appeared to be head-on. (Mike Hensen/The London Free Press)

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Our Norman De Bono has new details on the landmark twin towers proposed for a key part of downtown London, as the builder tweaks their plans.

Our Jack Moulton reports that some city councillors are slamming their colleagues' work ethic and productivity in a newly published anonymous survey.

Our Jonathan Juha was in court for the sentencing of a London man who killed his wife with an axe in front of their children.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY: Montreal ska legends the Planet Smashers are set to play the London Music Hall on Thursday. Here is singer Matt Collyer performing at a 2010 festival in Ottawa.