LOCAL HEADLINES

What could be called housekeeping updates to Tillsonburg’s comprehensive zoning bylaw raised some questions at council.

A motion passed by Tillsonburg council throws the town’s support behind the Team Canada movement and calls for the town to buy Canadian whenever possible.

A century-old family seed business has found a new home in Tillsonburg.

Tillsonburg Deputy Mayor Dave Beres is the new chairman of the Long Point Region Conservation Authority.

A new Glendale High School team is embracing the future.

Technically, Lucas Sandham’s ‘vertical’ is around 40 inches.

Artist Lindsey Liboiron’s exhibit “The Living Woods” brings fantasy to the Station Arts Centre. “To me, it’s a look into another world to give you a chance to get out of reality,” Liboiron said. “It has a childlike aspect to it, kind of fun.”

Example and environment both played pivotal roles as Chris Coyle was honoured with an Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Leadership in School Sport Award during the recent A boys’ basketball championship in Woodstock.

On June 19, 2025, the Tillsonburg Post is going weekly.

Tickets now on sale for hospital gala

A downtown development that initially resulted in pack council chambers was given the go-ahead by town council at the March 24 meeting

The first year of a three-year study looking at Lake Erie shoreline erosion processes and solutions is complete.

The Multi-Service Centre is looking for volunteer drivers for its transportation services program. The program involves volunteer drivers taking local residents without a vehicle to medical appointments and completing regular tasks such as grocery shopping. Residents 55 and over are eligible for the program.

The impact of tariffs launched by U.S. President Donald Trump are starting to surface in Tillsonburg.

Tillsonburg Skating Club skaters are readying to show what they have learned through the year in the club’s spring showcase.

The annual Special Olympics Ontario tournament will be held at Glendale High School on March 22. There are two divisions in Special Olympics tournaments – D Rec and D.

A new Tillsonburg resident is hoping he can fill what he identified as a void for increased demand for renovations.

Tillsonburg council green lighted a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a multi-use recreational facility on town land.

Part rock concert, part camaraderie, part competition, Master Corporal Jeremy Janssens’ 2025 Invictus Games experience proved every bit an enjoyable life experience.

It’s appropriate that Julie Dawley, Tillsonburg Manager of Recreation Programs and Services, was the first person to swim in the newly renovated pool.