Category Archives: Post to St. Thomas News

Mark your calendars! Downtown Oktoberfest is set to return to St. Thomas on Saturday, September 19th, 2026, and organizers have announced a show-stopping highlight: a live performance by The Jim Cuddy...

As we look back on the week that was, here are our most-read stories: 1. A city man is out $2,500 after a series of unauthorized transactions were sent from his bank account. The individual was alerte...

The Province is boosting funding to Ontario's post-secondary schools and, at the same time, lifting the tuition freeze that had been in place since 2018. Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research E...

Due to erosion problems under the south abutment of the Kettle Creek bridge, Port Stanley Terminal Rail has suspended operations. An underwater inspection of the bridge, built in 1908, was conducted t...

Aylmer Police are reminding residents to stay vigilant after receiving two fraud complaints in the past week involving PayPal-themed emails. Police say individuals are receiving messages claiming ther...

Marie-Philip Poulin has solidified her reputation as one of the greatest hockey players in the world, winning three gold medals across four Olympic appearances and repeatedly delivering in the sport's...

With Family Day coming up on Monday (February 16), here's what's open and closed across St. Thomas and Elgin County. All municipal buildings, offices, and banks will be closed on Monday. Grocery store...

Here's what's going on in St. Thomas and Elgin County over the next 48 hours. Today: For the month of February, St. Thomas and Elgin County are inviting residents and visitors to explore international...

It was a big day for Rodney native Bo Horvat on Thursday! Not only did he make his Winter Games debut, but he also recorded the first goal of his Olympic career, finishing a play set up by Brad Marcha...

West Region OPP are reminding visitors to make safety their top priority ahead of this Friday's popular Friday the 13th gathering in Port Dover. While winter events typically draw smaller crowds than ...