Category Archives: Post to St. Thomas News

If you're looking for a way to keep the kids entertained while they're off school at the end of the month, the city of St. Thomas has you covered. They'll once again be offering Winter Break Camp from...

Extendicare has announced it will rebuild its Port Stanley long-term care home as part of a program to redevelop every facility in its network. The new home will feature four self-contained resident c...

Rebecca Dyke of Tillsonburg shone on the global stage at the Jiu Jitsu International World Championships in Crete, Greece last month. Competing against many participants from over 70 countries, the un...

As a result of the snowy conditions across Elgin, Middlesex, and Oxford counties, Southwestern Ontario Student Transportation Services have cancelled all school purpose vehicles for Monday, December 2...

A new Facebook scam is circulating the area and St. Thomas Police are reminding everyone to stay safe. Scammers are posing as friends on Facebook and sending victims messages claiming to be selling ex...

Here's what's going on in St. Thomas and Elgin County over the next 48 hours. Today: It's Open Chess Night at the St. Thomas Public Library from 6:30 to 8! Open Chess Night is a drop-in evening of che...

Subject to council approval at its meeting this afternoon (Monday), Phase 1 of the rehabilitation of Fairview Avenue should begin next spring. The stretch of roadway involved is from Talbot Street sou...

As we look back on the week that was, here were our top five most read stories from November 23rd to 29th: 1. As part of Coca-Cola's "Canada's Kindest Community" contest currently underway across the ...

Time is running out to support the Elgin-St. Thomas Community Foundation's 100's of People Who Care. The foundation is looking for the participation of compassionate individuals who are willing to com...

St. Thomas Police shared in their latest update that damage to the equipment in Pinafore Park had been reported. On Thursday, November 28th, officers were called to the park by City staff who noted th...