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Candidates information meeting set for March 26th in Woodstock
Residents interested in running in the upcoming municipal election can attend an information session on March 26th in Woodstock at the Oxford County Administration Building.
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Township of Zorra among municipalities to receive provincial emergency preparedness funding
The Township of Zorra will receive $46,950 to purchase a trailer that will serve as a mobile emergency operations centre.
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Tillsonburg crews continue leaf pickup after snowy delay, no spring collection will be offered
Any leaves scattered around the town will be collected, but residents are reminded that they need to collect any leaves they may have and dispose of them properly by taking them to the Tillsonburg Transfer Station.
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Tillsonburg Library to be temporary closed for renovations March 27th-28th
Library-led programs beginning Wednesday, March 25th, which are regularly held at the library will be cancelled.
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Tillsonburg wraps up March Break with free skates and swims
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Ontario proposes opening HOV lanes to solo drivers during off-peak hours
The move, under the Highway Traffic Act, aims to reduce gridlock and better use existing highway infrastructure.
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Final days of March Break bring free skates and swims to Tillsonburg
Take advantage of free swims and skating in Tillsonburg as March Break wraps up.
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The hidden link between mental health and food Canadians are starting to notice
Experts say stress, diet culture and burnout are shaping how people eat during Nutrition Month
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OEHL honours top players as playoffs get underway, local teams wrap season
Tillsonburg advances to the Sr. “A” McLean Trophy final against Saugeen Shores.
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Town of Tillsonburg issues reminder about local sports fields
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Spotlight on service: Citizen of the Year nominations open in Tillsonburg
The Town of Tillsonburg is once again recognizing selfless contributions to the community, opening up nominations for the 2026 Tillsonburg Citizen of the Year Award.
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Central Elgin sudden death not deemed suspicious: OPP
The Elgin Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police say a woman found on a roadside in Central Elgin on February 22nd died of non-suspicious causes.
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Ontario to allow alcohol at public events starting April 30th
The Ontario government will allow people to bring their own alcohol to certain outdoor public events starting April 30th, under a new Doug Ford government policy.
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Spike in mental health calls prompts response from Aylmer Police Service
This update from Aylmer Police Service highlights a growing and ongoing need for mental health support in the community.
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Town of Ingersoll hiring Director of Community Services, applications open until April 1st
The Town of Ingersoll is hiring a full-time Director of Community Services to lead and oversee municipal programs. Applications are open until April 1, 2026.
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CBSA urges travellers to prepare for March Break rush
The Canada Border Services Agency urges March Break travellers to prepare documents, declare all goods, and expect delays. It also reminds them to follow border rules to avoid hold-ups.
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Delays expected on Kinsmen Bridge as Tillsonburg targets May completion
The Town of Tillsonburg says the Kinsmen Bridge and its connecting trails are now expected to be completed by the first week of May 2026 due to supplier delays affecting key structural materials.
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Reported stabbing leads to drug trafficking charge in St. Thomas
A London resident is expected to face a drug trafficking charge following an incident in St. Thomas that began with a reported stabbing.
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OPP reminds families to talk safety ahead of March Break
Here are some tips from the OPP to keep you and your family safe during March Break.
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Ottawa’s green lighting of TikTok not a surprise, says Trent assistant professor, citing a shift under the Carney Liberals
Canada’s federal government has reversed its plan to shut down TikTok after a court decision, allowing it to continue operating while citing job protection and cultural investment. Concerns about security and data privacy remain
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St. Thomas Police Service investigating arson case
The St. Thomas Police Service is investigating a suspicious dumpster fire at a north-end business in St. Thomas on March 13 as a possible arson
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Woodstock gets $1.69M in OLG funding to support community initiatives
The City will keep the funds directly in the community to support their residents.
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Oxford OPP urge drivers to slow down after multiple collisions on Highway 403
One of the collisions occurred on the westbound lanes of Highway 403 in Norwich Township.
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Fanshawe College suspends additional programs as international student numbers decline
Fanshawe College is suspending an additional nine programs due to declining international student enrollment, which is expected to drop by about 18 percent this fall.
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Parents invited to learn about autism supports at upcoming TVDSB event
The Thames Valley District School Board is hosting an information evening on April 9th in London to help parents and caregivers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder learn about available school and community supports.
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Tillsonburg man charged with meth trafficking after downtown investigation
A 38-year-old Tillsonburg man has been charged with possession of methamphetamine for the purpose of trafficking following a police investigation in a downtown Broadway parking garage on March 11th.
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New funding puts $750 directly in teachers’ hands for classroom supplies
Teachers will be able to order supplies through funding, rather than paying out of pocket.
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ER Physician calls for more beds and faster long-term care access to ease hospital strain
A video posted by the Ontario Medical Association sounds the alarm on the dysfunction between hospitals and long-term care homes experienced by the elderly
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Woodstock Police arrest two in drug trafficking investigation
Two Woodstock residents are facing drug trafficking charges following an investigation by the Woodstock Police Service Street Crime Unit.
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OPP lay multiple impaired driving charges after weekend incidents in Oxford County
Members of the Oxford detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police responded to three separate situations.
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"Safety Stops Here” initiative encourages drivers to help keep students safe
School buses remain one of the safest forms of transportation for students, but police emphasize that safety relies heavily on the actions of drivers sharing the road.
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Dual counties launch Rainbow Research Project to improve local 2SLGBTQIA+ health and wellbeing
Oxford and Elgin County have partnered with Wilfred Laurier University for the project.
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$3.2M investment expands Mount Elgin manufacturer, creating new jobs in Oxford
The investment will expand the company’s Mount Elgin facility by about 6,800 square feet, add new equipment, and increase the power supply to the mill.
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Oxford County to review impacts of higher growth target on infrastructure and services
Oxford is expected to see an average annual growth rate of 1.6 per cent, higher than its historical 1.1 per cent.
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Aylmer police charge youth after window broken and threats made with glass
The accused was charged with mischief under $5,000 and uttering threats to cause death.
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Canadian living in Dubai urges caution, reliable information as Middle East tensions escalate
Dave Lavery, originally from Eastern Ontario, now lives in Dubai with his wife Junping.
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Free Workshops for Youth Interested in Municipal Politics
The sessions are led by three current municipal leaders and will provide advice and tips on becoming a candidate and running a campaign.
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Woodstock Navy Vets to join GOHL for '26-27 season
The Woodstock Navy Vets are on the move. The club will still be based in Woodstock in the Reeves Community Complex, but for the 2026-2027 season they will join the Greater Ontario Hockey League as the 24th team in the Western Conference.
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Tillsonburg schedules spring water main flushing across several neighbourhoods
The first phase, running March 16th to 23rd, will cover areas west of Broadway between North Street West and Concession Street West.
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Federal government launches SimpleFile service to help lower‑income Canadians file taxes
a free digital or telephone option is now available.
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Project Prom returns to Simcoe, offering free dresses and suits for local students
The goal is simple — to remove financial barriers for families while making sure students still get to experience a milestone celebration.
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Free Car Seat Clinic in Tillsonburg
Tillsonburg Fire & Rescue Services will host a free car seat safety clinic on Tuesday.
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Heat wave continues in Tillsonburg
Some relief expected on Tuesday.