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Three years ago, she was a stay-at-home mom in Mexico City. Today Lourdes Cuevas and Tomas Acha are the proud franchise operators of Budget Blinds in the St. Thomas, London, Woodstock and Strathroy re...

What began as a small, one-person shop operating out of a garage has blossomed into a pair of successful family businesses approaching five decades of serving customers in St. Thomas and Elgin. Tom Ve...

Here's what's going on in St. Thomas and Elgin County over the next 48 hours. Today: The Port Stanley Festival Theatre is opening its 2025 summer season with Dump Guys, running May 21st-31st! Duane an...

For those with seasonal allergies, warm weather isn't always something to celebrate. We spoke with Daniel Coates, Director at the Aerobiology Research Laboratories, about what residents in Southern On...

A 33-year-old Brantford man was pulled over by Aylmer Police after failing to stop at a stop sign at Centre and Sydenham streets. He was using his cellphone at the time and nearly collided with a crui...

Canada Post has been served a strike notice by the union representing over 55,000 postal workers, raising the likelihood of a nationwide service disruption by the end of the week - the second such shu...

The health units is reminding residents who rely on well water to submit a new sample for testing. Water quality can change throughout the year, especially after flooding, heavy rains, or snow thaws. ...

Here's what's going on in St. Thomas and Elgin County over the next 48 hours. Today: A Crafters Circle will be taking place from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday at the St. Thomas Public Library. It's the per...

Canadale Nurseries is marking a major milestone this year as the St. Thomas-based garden centre celebrates 70 years of growing deep roots in the community. Founded in 1955 by Bill and Joan Intven, Can...

St. Thomas Police are investigating after multiple vehicles were damaged in a vandalism incident at a local car dealership Saturday evening. Officers were called to the lot following reports of multip...