Council identifies James and Queen as intersection of concern in new, comprehensive road-safety plan
Anyone who has needed to make a left turn from James Street South onto Queen Street East can attest to the danger that intersection poses.
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LOCAL HEADLINES
Connor Luczka
Nov 15
Don’t have a family doctor? New clinic aims to connect locals with primary care
The shortage of family doctors has been a growing problem for not only the region, but Ontario writ large.
Connor Luczka
Nov 15
SDSS history students honour local veteran graves ahead of Remembrance Day
The First World War and Second World War might have been fought in Europe, but it had very real consequences for Stratfordians
Contributed
Nov 14
Benefit celebrity hockey game in support of Huron Hospice
Central Huron Firefighters will face off against a full line-up of former NHL hockey heroes in support of Huron Hospice.
Kate Smith
Nov 14
Local arborist sets ascent world record
Chris Sallows, a local ISA certified arborist, has broken a world record by ascending 50 feet of rope in 8.8 seconds.
Jeff Helsdon
Nov 13
Colin Campbell inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame
When Tillsonburg native Colin Campbell visited the Hockey Hall of Fame decades ago, little did he ever imagine his future connection to it
Jeff Helsdon
Nov 13
Town’s industrial building on track for record year
If the current trend continues, Tillsonburg is set for a record year as far as industrial building permits are concerned.
Spencer Seymour
Nov 13
SKC students summit podium at World Championships
The week-long global karate tournament ran from Oct. 26 to Nov. 1 and featured over 1,000 competitors from 33 different countries.
Contributed
Nov 13
Station Gallery features Memories of the Big Band Era
The St. Marys Station Gallery will present an exhibition called Memories of the Big Band Era, beginning on Nov. 9.
Wendy Lamond
Nov 13
St. Marys honours veterans and those currently serving on Remembrance Day
At the St. Marys cenotaph, a large crowd gathered for the Ceremony of Remembrance hosted by the Town of St. Marys.
Lee Griffi
Nov 7
Norwich retirement home closing its doors as staff told they won’t be paid
Notice required by law not followed
Lee Griffi
Nov 7
Oxford OPP officer celebrating 50 years of women in policing
The Ontario Provincial Police has reached a milestone of half a century of female police officers
Lee Griffi
Nov 7
Wilmot ready to take another look at controversial Prime Minister’s Path
Wilmot Township is launching what it hopes will be a new and improved public consultation into the controversial Prime Minister’s Path.
Luke Edwards
Nov 7
West Lincoln farm businesses shine at chamber awards
Aaron Oosterhoff and his family are on a quest to put a twist on a classic breakfast menu.
Chris Abbott
Nov 7
Army Navy Air Force 255’s ‘keeping it fresh’
Everyone is always welcome at Army Navy Air Force #255 in Simcoe.
Spencer Seymour
Nov 6
Lincs sweep interconference games as Bradley hits 100 wins
The St. Marys Lincolns kept their winning ways going with a pair of victories over the Caledonia Corvairs and Welland Junior Canadians.
Galen Simmons
Nov 6
St. Marys Museum to launch exhibit showcasing war on the homefront on Remembrance Day
On Nov. 11, the museum will open its Behind the Battlefield: War on the Homefront exhibit.
Connor Luczka
Nov 1
Candles and lanterns light up to remember Kassidy Ballantyne-Holmes
One of the last lines of Ullie Kaye’s poem, “Next Door,” reads, “We are only separated by a glimmer of time. An interval. Take comfort.
Connor Luczka
Nov 1
Skeletons of Vivian Line return for spooktastic 11th year
It’s safe to say that after 11 years operating, the Skeletons of Vivian Line are a Stratford staple each spooky season.
Lee Griffi
Oct 31
Oxford County unveils Housing for All plan
Members of Oxford County council have passed a plan to provide more housing options for residents.
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