Category Archives: Post to St. Thomas News
One person hospitalized in Palm Street targeted shooting
St. Thomas Police and the OPP Tactical Unit were on the scene of a targeted shooting at a home on Palm St. early Saturday morning. According to a resident on Palm Street events began to unfold very ea...
Jan 07, 2023
St. Thomas Freedom Rally organizer fined $20,000
An organizer of a St. Thomas Freedom Rally more than two years ago has been fined under the Reopening Ontario Act. Fifty-one-year-old Lamont Daigle (pictured at left) of Toronto was fined $20,000 in S...
Jan 06, 2023
Expect a "Shorter" Winter Season: Environment Canada
We have had some wild weather so far this winter, so we wanted to know what one of the best known forecasters in the country saw for Ontario for the rest of the season. Senior Climatologist with Envir...
Jan 06, 2023
Several Windows Damaged at Elgin Court PS During Holiday Break
Several windows at Elgin Court Public School have been targetted by a vandal. The windows have been smashed over the holiday break and St. Thomas Police are asking anyone with information to contact t...
Jan 06, 2023
Levin's Hat Trick Leads Stars to 4-2 Victory over Legionnaires
Micheal Levin had a hat trick as the St. Thomas Jr. B Stars went on to defeat the Sarnia Legionnaires 4-2 at the Pat Stapleton Arena. The game was heard live on 94.1 myFM. St. Thomas led the game 3-2 ...
Jan 06, 2023 Photo Courtesy: Derek Berg Photography
Canada Claims Gold at World Junior Hockey Championship
HALIFAX - Dylan Guenther scored his second goal of the night at 6:22 of overtime as Canada survived a blown 2-0 lead in the third period to defeat Czechia 3-2 in the final of the world junior hockey c...
Jan 06, 2023 Photo Courtesy: Hockey Canada
Four Workers Injured Following Partial Building Collapse in London
Four workers were injured over the noon hour Thursday at a highrise construction site in downtown London. Workers were pouring concrete and shoring up the ceiling on the 26th floor at 131 King Street ...
Jan 06, 2023
Community spotlight: Looking back at 2022 with the DDB's Earl Taylor
In looking back at the past year Earl Taylor, Downtown Development Board general manager feels city businesses are making a comeback following two very difficult pandemic years. He attributes that to ...
Jan 05, 2023
Slight decline in charges during this year's OPP West Region Festive RIDE program
The number of impaired drivers charged during this year's OPP West Region Festive RIDE program dropped slightly from one year ago. A total of 278 impaired driving charges were issued this year, that's...
Jan 05, 2023
Fire-Related Deaths in 2022 Reach 20-year High
Ontario's Fire Marshal says the province recorded its highest number of fire-related deaths in more than 20 years in 2022. Jon Pegg says there were 133 fire-related deaths in Ontario last year includi...
Jan 05, 2023
