LOCAL HEADLINES

City provides $2 million from its Building Faster Fund

St. Marys and area residents have once again helped residents in need by donating feminine hygiene products.

A group of ambitious high school friends have started their own snow-removal business offering fair pricing,guaranteed customer satisfaction

Community members spent the last Saturday of November writing letters calling for justice around the world.

On Thursday, November 28, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. the Stratford Police Service attended a serious motor vehicle collision

The bottom line for the recently released draft 2025 budget is a 5.9 per-cent increase to the tax rate over last year.

Despite a handful of holdouts, at the Nov. 25 Stratford city council meeting, council appointed David Boghasian

The Stratford and District Agricultural Society, which manages the busy Stratford Farmers Market on Saturdays, has raised thousands of dollars in support of the United Way Perth-Huron over the years.

The U15 LL Goderich Sailors participated in the Frank Dymock hockey tournament in Wallaceburg the weekend of November 8-10.

With a century of compassionate service, Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) is proud to celebrate its 100th anniversary

The federal government’s proposal to implement a tax holiday for Canadians hasn’t been approved yet

Trial by fire might be a good way to describe starting the position of food bank coordinator before Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Original Tillsonburg budget came in at 16% hike

Stratford police is asking the public for assistance identifying a suspect allegedly involved in a snatch-and-grab robbery

Two heartfelt comedies about families, relationships and unconditional love will take the stage.

A St. Marys egg and pullet farmer has been recognized with the 2024 Agricultural Recognition Award.

Fond memories are pouring in following the recent passing of Perth South Mayor and former Perth County warden Jim Aitcheson.

Stratford and District Agricultural Society, which manages the busy Stratford Farmers Market on Saturdays, has raised thousands of dollars

County not willing to burden taxpayers with millions in constriction costs

London Trustee Beth Mai and Oxford County Trustee Dave Cripps have both been re-elected as chair and vice-chair, respectively