LOCAL HEADLINES

The Perth County Paramedic Service is revamping its efforts to make automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) more accessible to those who ne

The Goderich Track Rebuild Committee started planning for the project months ago and are currently running a campaign to raise funds to supp

Art Bourdeau came to Goderich from Windsor in 1962. He worked for Crump’s Landscaping, which was restoring the ditch where the pipeline was

New Orleans Pizza has officially reopened under new ownership.

The ongoing funding dispute between the St. Marys library board and Perth South has taken its latest toll.

The Kinsmen Club of St. Marys should have been celebrating a successful 50th Summerfest weekend, organizers were left with a sour taste.

Woodstock Police responded to multiple calls of gunshots last night (Thursday) in a residential area near the city’s hospital.

Oxford County calling for more provincial supports to combat mental illness and drug abuse

The Town of Ingersoll’s integrity commissioner and closed meeting investigator has resigned due to workload issues

Mike Herman thought coaching was in his rearview mirror years ago.

Visitors and residents of St. Marys will have a chance to immerse themselves in two different types of creating.

St. Marys town staff will soon bring a report for council’s consideration outlining all the tools council has.

Waterloo Regional Police Service’s Neighbourhood Policing North Division is investigating a hit-and-run motor-vehicle collision in Wilmot.

A fire at the Krug factory development at 93 Trinity St. is not deemed suspicious and had “little to no loss,”

Many people remark how many dogs there are in Stratford. It is indeed a dog friendly town, and that includes the downtown core.

The three Stratford citizens suspended from city property will soon be allowed back in council chambers as the suspensions lift on July 2

On the weekend of June 14 and June 15, the Lancaster Bomber returned to Goderich after 60 years.

At a recent council meeting, the topic of adding parking lots for the downtown core traffic was discussed.

The graduating GDCI STEM competition teams were recognized for their exceptional work this year at the most recent Goderich Council meeting

While last year’s Ryder Cup was as close as possible – it ended in a 16-16 tie – this year’s event was a blowout.