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The Jedi Alliance says it will continue supporting the local 2SLGBTQI+ community despite several recent Pride flag thefts being investigated by Ontario Provincial Police. The group plans to keep promoting inclusion through community events, Pride marches, and by replacing stolen flags for residents.

A new free monthly ostomy support group, Ostomy Support Oxford, is launching in Oxford County to provide peer support and education for people living with ostomies. Sessions take place at Woodingford Lodge and will be led by Bethanie Fulton.

Spencer is currently a member of council and has worked as a Registered Nurse and business owner. She is running on a platform of collaborative, accessible leadership and a focus on community progress.

A 48-year-old Oxford County resident suffered life-threatening injuries after a sedan left Bell Mill Side Road near Courtland, entered a field, and rolled over on June 12th. The Norfolk County OPP and the West Region OPP Traffic Incident Management Enforcement Team are investigating and seeking witnesses or dashcam footage.

One of the most enduring traditions in Canadian broadcasting has reached the end of an era.

Katherine Englander is running for Tillsonburg Town Council in the upcoming municipal election, saying she will focus on fiscal responsibility, local economic growth, and greater transparency. She is a business professional and Fanshawe College professor with prior community leadership and nonprofit governance experience.

Oxford OPP are investigating a series of Pride flag thefts reported in Norwich Township between June 12th and June 15th, including incidents at a school and several homes. Police are asking residents and businesses to review surveillance footage and contact investigators with any information.

A 51-year-old Oxford County resident has been charged after an alleged assault and property damage incident at a Main Street business in Delhi on Saturday. Ontario Provincial Police say no injuries were reported, and the accused is scheduled to appear in court in September.

With roundabouts becoming more common across West Region roadways, the Ontario Provincial Police is reminding drivers about proper use. Officials note roundabouts aim to improve traffic flow and reduce serious collisions, but only when exercised correctly.

The OPP in West Region is rolling out a new road safety initiative called "Stop. Look. Live." aimed at reducing the number of serious and fatal crashes occurring at intersections.

The federal government is moving forward with a major investment aimed at strengthening local infrastructure and supporting economic growth in communities across Canada.

Chances are, if you've been camping already this season, you've likely seen or even been bitten by a tick, or your dog has.

A vehicle crashed into the GoodLife Fitness building at Sherwood Forest Mall in London around 7:45 a.m. Friday, injuring seven people; two remain in critical condition, including the driver and a person pinned beneath the vehicle. Police say the cause of the acceleration is still under investigation, there is no evidence of terrorism, and criminal charges are expected.

Oxford County is asking for feedback from the public in their 2027 Budget Survey. Officials say that survey results will help inform budget planning and provide valuable insight into community priorities.

Oxford OPP are seeking the public's assistance in locating a missing Tillsonburg youth.

Bali had served with the OPP for two and a half years and was assigned to the Dufferin Detachment. At the time of his death, he was deployed with the James Bay Detachment.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is travelling to France and Ireland before attending the 2026 G7 Leaders' Summit, where he will meet world leaders including Donald Trump. The summit is expected to focus heavily on rising tensions involving Iran, as well as trade, security, and other global challenges.

The Oxford Road 29 bridge in Innerkip will remain fully closed until August, as per Oxford County. The project was originally planned to be finished by November of 2026.

Annandale National Historic Site is looking for volunteers for this month's TurtleFest on June 20th.

Oxford County is inviting residents to help shape its new Official Plan, which will guide growth, housing, infrastructure, and land use over the next 20 to 30 years. Public input will be collected through four June workshops and an online survey open until August 31st, 2026.

More than 700 Thames Valley District School Board students will take part in the second annual Girls at Bat All Star Series at Labatt Memorial Park on Thursday. The event celebrates inclusion and confidence through sport while highlighting the growth of the Girls at Bat program, which now reaches more than 1,000 students at 30 schools.

Residents are invited to attend the annual meetings of Alexandra Hospital Ingersoll and Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital on June 24th at 7 p.m. at Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital.

The Ontario Provincial Police are issuing a public safety notice regarding improper seating positions and the danger they can cause, if involved in a crash or collision.

The Oxford County Builders Association is supporting Ontario’s new Development Charge Reduction Program, saying it could help increase housing construction while funding critical infrastructure projects. The group is urging Oxford County municipalities to apply before the June 19th deadline to access provincial and federal funding.

Oxford OPP are investigating a stabbing at a Tillsonburg residence early Tuesday morning that left one person with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. A second person was arrested without incident, and police say there is no threat to public safety.

A lottery player in Oxford County has reason to check their ticket after one of two winning ENCORE tickets from Saturday night's LOTTO 6/49 draw was sold in the region.

Oxford OPP is investigating after a Pride flag was stolen and a metal flagpole was cut down at a Norwich school over the weekend.

The roar of motorcycles is once again in the air as riders hit the road to enjoy the warm spring weather.

Oxford County is hosting a second public meeting on proposed improvements to Oxford Road 2 (Dundas Street) in Thamesford on Monday, June 8th. Residents can learn more about the project, ask questions, and provide feedback during the session at the Thamesford Recreation Centre from 5 to 7 p.m. with a presentation beginning at 5:15.

Construction has begun on a new 45-unit apartment building at 175 Springbank Avenue North in Woodstock, including 23 affordable housing units for seniors, single women, and women with children. The project, a partnership between Oxford County and the Afro-Caribbean Business Network, is expected to welcome residents by spring or summer 2028.

Eligible Canadians will begin receiving a one-time GST rebate top-up today, worth 50 per cent of their annual GST credit. The payment is part of the federal government's transition to the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit launching next month.

Ontario's legislature will be on a 21-week break until October 27, prompting criticism that lawmakers are away too long. Steve Clark says MPPs will continue working outside the chamber and points to the government's legislative accomplishments.

The Snowbirds have been flying the Tutor jets since 1971, with the Siskin II aircraft expected to become operational in the early 2030s.

An event you may be interested in happening Saturday at the Tillsonburg Legion Branch 153

Tillsonburg Mayor Deb Gilvesy has filed nomination papers to seek re-election in October’s municipal election after serving seven and a half years on council, including as mayor. She says she is grateful for residents’ support and will share her priorities and reasons for running again in the coming weeks.

A Norfolk County drug investigation led to the arrest of a 38-year-old Brant County resident and the seizure of suspected drugs, weapons, ammunition, cash and drug-related items during searches in Brant County. Police also recovered four stolen vehicles and laid multiple charges.

All items purchased in the auction support free mentoring programs that help more than 700 children and youth across Oxford County.

Ryan was outspoken about the incident. He says that the message behind the act cannot be ignored. He highlighted that the incident occurred just days after communities across Oxford County raised Pride flags to mark the beginning of Pride Month and celebrate inclusion, belonging, and acceptance.

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Police recovered about $550,000 worth of stolen vehicles and equipment after investigating the theft of a semi-truck and trailer from Woodstock on May 17th.

First-year medical students from the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry are spending June 1st–4th in Ingersoll and Tillsonburg as part of the school's annual Discovery Week program. The placements provide hands-on exposure to rural health care while allowing students to work alongside local medical teams and learn about the communities they serve.

Tillsonburg Town Council approved a waiver of municipal event fees worth about $3,100 to support the 15th annual Tillsonburg TurtleFest on June 19th and 20th, with any funding shortfall covered by the town's Tax Rate Stabilization Reserve.

Oxford OPP are investigating after a Pride flag was allegedly taken from a flagpole and set on fire in Norwich Township late Monday night.

This week in Tillsonburg a flag raising took place at the Broadway Parkette to commemorate June being Pride month.

Whether it's rain, snow, heat or heavy traffic, crossing guards are often the first friendly face children see on their way to class.

DMBA officials said the youth involved have come forward, accepted responsibility for their actions, and are taking accountability for the damage caused.

Organizers say the event is aimed at highlighting the impact they believe funding shortfalls have had on schools, hospitals, and community services.

Some great news locally coming out of the recent McDonalds McHappy Day in Tillsonburg.

Tillsonburg council has approved the addition of 10 accessible parking spaces and new accessibility signage at the Dave Johnson Memorial Dog Park, Lake Lisgar Waterpark and the soccer park. The $3,500 project will be funded through the town’s 2026 parks operating budget.

The fundraiser had raised more than half the funds needed for the new dog park, which is set to be located at the back of the baseball diamond at Matheson Park. Interested locals can attend the BBQ fundraiser on June 6th to help support the initiative.

There was a heavy police presence on May 28th, around 5 p.m. at a home near Chippewa Avenue and Cree Avenue in Woodstock due to a reported shooting. Officers arrived at the scene and determined it was a swatting incident. The investigation into the origin of the phone call continues.

Large Item Collection begins in Oxford County on March 30th. Oversized items like furniture, mattresses, and box springs can be disposed of, provided they meet size and weight limits.

Tillsonburg Fire & Rescue Services will host a free car seat safety clinic on Tuesday.

Some relief expected on Tuesday.