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A 24-year-old male has been charged with Stunt Driving in the Town of Aylmer. Police say that just after 9:30 last Tuesday night, an officer conducting speed enforcement in the area of Talbot and Elk ...

Some numbers the Ontario government tried to keep secret paint a stark picture of the staffing shortages plaguing the province's health and long-term-care sectors. The figures obtained by The Canadian...

In April, the London-area saw no shift in the unemployment rate. According to Statistics Canada's recent data release, the jobless rate for the London Census Metropolitan Area remained stable at 6.4 p...

DoughBox St. Thomas will be hosting a Pizza 500 Event on Wednesday, May 15th to celebrate its official Grand Opening in the city. For one day only the first 500 guests at DoughBox can enjoy a 2-Toppin...

Good Morning St. Thomas-Elgin! Here is a quick snapshot of what's happening around the region over the next 48 hours. STUFF TO DO! It's Open Chess Night at the St. Thomas Public Library from 6:30 to 8...

The St. Thomas Police are joining services across the country in celebrating Police Week May 12th to 18th. As in years past, they'll be turning to social media to highlight the important role police o...

As we look back on the week that was, here were our top five most read stories from May 4th to 10th: A St. Thomas man happily drove to Chatham to pick up almost $75,000 in winnings. Jason Howes won $7...

St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital Foundation is giving residents more ways to win and proving that were 'Stronger Together' by joining the province wide Split the Pot Lottery. Split the Pot Lottery is...

A St. Thomas man is facing numerous charges following an active police investigation Wednesday in Oxford County. Around 5 p.m. Oxford OPP attended a residence on Plank Line where 37-year-old Dennis Ch...

Ontario says it's looking at ways to better safeguard children's information and prevent it from being stolen in cyberattacks. The province says it will bring forward legislation to protect students' ...