Boil water advisory lifted for White Oaks Village and Nanticoke Business Park - Simcoe Reformer

A south London mall that recently welcomed Ikea is preparing for the arrival of even more businesses, a new hotel, and a rejigged bus bay to support bus rapid transit. Iyman Meddoui, president of Westdell Development Corporation, speaks during an announcement at White Oaks Mall in London on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026. (Geoff Robins/The London Free Press)

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For decades, people living in the village of Nanticoke in Haldimand County shared the air with one of North America’s biggest industrial polluters. And while Ontario Power Generation’s coal-fired power plant stopped belching emissions in 2013, the village east of Port Dover still sits near Stelco’s Lake Erie steelworks and an Imperial Oil fuel refinery.

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Crude oil prices were on course to book a sharp weekly gain, with Brent crude on track for gains of about $6 per barrel and WTI registering a much more modest tick higher, from around $99 per barrel on Monday to over $100 earlier today. At the time of writing, Brent crude was trading at $114.00 per barrel, and West Texas Intermediate was changing hands for $100.40 per barrel, as hostilities in the Middle East remain front-page news for oil traders. The focus, however, seems to be on Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure, including Aramco facilities. The latest news from that front was Aramco’s order for personnel evacuation from its headquarters in Dhahran, which is in the Persian Gulf, suggesting the Yemeni Houthis have some longer-distance capabilities than what they used previously, when they focused on attacks in the Red Sea and Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea ports. Meanwhile, adding fuel to the oil price rally, Libya’s National Oil Corporation reported the shutdown of an oil pipeline that feeds oil from two fields to the Zawya export terminal. The shutdown prompted cuts in production at the two fields.