Category Archives: Post to St. Thomas News

Seven people have been arrested following drug busts early yesterday (Thursday) morning at a pair of residences in the city's west end. The action follows a drug trafficking investigation by the St. T...

Two people were taken to hospital for minor burns and a half-dozen cats, a dog and a bird were safely rescued after a house fire at 16 Locust Street early this morning. Firefighters arrived around 6:3...

The Healthcare Recruitment Partnership is hoping to send five students from St. Thomas or Elgin County to this summer's Discovery Healthcare Camp offered through Schulich and Western University. The w...

While they may still be in the middle of renovations down at Myrtle Shop, that's not stopping them from hosting their annual collection drives! This includes "Tampon Tuesday", where the local small bu...

It's been quite the season for the Central Elgin Wrestling team who are now preparing to take on the Ontario Championships next week. As myFM first shared, the local high school took on a huge underta...

Canada Post has announced the recipients of the 2023 Indigenous Students Awards. The awards celebrate the hard work and determination of those in pursuit of further education. They were created in 200...

A rear-end collision between a cube van and a horse-drawn vehicle has resulted in the death of the animal and injuries to the lone occupant of the buggy. Elgin OPP attended the scene just after 10 a.m...

Five former members of Canada's world junior hockey team who are charged with sexual assault in connection to an alleged 2018 incident at a hotel in London have chosen to be tried by a jury. Dillon Du...

Southwestern Public Health is seeking help to identify two dogs involved in a bite incident in St. Thomas on Tuesday. The victim was walking east on Locke Avenue near Confederation Drive just before 4...

The Weather Network's spring outlook says a warmer-than-normal season is in store for most of Canada, including Ontario. The network's chief meteorologist, Chris Scott, says the unusually mild winter ...