Category Archives: Post to St. Thomas News

The 41st annual Elgin Historical Show returns to the Dan Patterson Conservation Area from August 9 - 11th. The show features lots of demonstrations of how farmers used to do things in the late 1800s t...

Pinafore Park will play host to a variety of different local musicians and bands throughout the month of August during their Music In The Park events. Every Sunday the Morris F. Jones Bandshell will s...

A number of Talbot Street business owners feel that something needs to be done about the Psychiatric Survivors Network Of Elgin. The mental health, addictions, homelessness support system at 701 Talbo...

Dalewood Conservation Area will be holding their 7th Annual Camper Carnival this Sunday (Aug 4). The family fun afternoon will be running from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. with games, food, and face paintin...

Construction has officially begun in the parking lot at the Horton Farmers Market. The beginning phases of the new parking lot located on Manitoba Street north of Talbot Street is currently underway, ...

The Elgin County OPP are setting the move over law as one of their focuses this Civic Holiday long weekend. The move over law requires motorists to move over into the next available lane, slow down an...

The Civic Holiday long weekend will mean lots of different hours for businesses in St. Thomas and Elgin County but not as many as other holidays. All municipal buildings, offices, Canada Post as well ...

The St. Thomas Police will be focusing on the big four road safety areas of enforcement this Civic Long Weekend. The police will be out looking at enforcing impaired, distracted, aggressive driving an...

A 43 year old St. Thomas was arrested on Wednesday morning (July 31) after he was allegedly not at his residence when officers arrived for a compliance check. The male had been released on charges of ...

The Federal Government is warning residents about the possibility of another wave of Canada Revenue Agency scam calls. Elgin-Middlesex-London MP Karen Vecchio's office has received reports of people r...