Yesterday | The Chronicle-Journal
St. Thomas, Ont., truck plant to eliminate shift, lay off 720 workers
Employees Tom Dobrentey and Dave MacArthur, chairperson of Canadian Auto Workers Local 1001, talk to the media as he leaves the Sterling Truck Plant in St.Thomas, Ont., Thursday, July 17, 2008.
Thursday | St. Thomas Times Journal
Marijuana Crop Exposed in Fire
Fire crews investigating a blaze at 144 Balaclava St. on Monday uncovered an active marijuana grow operation.
Thursday | The Globe and Mail
Sterling Truck to axe 720 jobs at St. Thomas, Ont. plant
Thomas Chamber of Commerce calls it "devastating" news for the community south of London, Ont.
Human chain put in action; Girl, 10, Later Found Elsewhere on Beach
An intensive search for a 10-year-old girl reported missing on the Main Beach in Port Stanley ended after the child was found further down the beach.
Wait for it; Awaiting judgment on the future of Sutherland Press
The final word on the fate of the Sutherland Press building in downtown St. Thomas and the opening of a section of Talbot Street will not come for another couple of days.
Divers find man's body in W. Elgin from Erie
Elgin OPP are awaiting the results of a post mortem examination in London today which they hope will tell them how a 32-year-old Mount Brydges, Ont.
Kids' hospital scores big at golf tourney fundraiser
Classic Invitational at Sunningdale Golf & Country Club with a Tuesday night cocktail reception and a full field of golfers Wednesday.
Here is a list of road and lane closings in the Akron area. Major highways abruptly closed: None.
The County of Elgin will have the support of Aylmer town council when it comes to setting up a county-wide planning department.
The resulting fire destroyed the front seat of the vehicle and left the rest of the interior smelling of carbon and soot -- an unpleasant situation which means everything inside will have to be replaced.
Panel debates God and O Canada
Yesterday, with perhaps more fervour than usual, many Canadians proudly sang O Canada as we, collectively and individually, reflected upon our national identity and heritage.
It's was Southwestern Ontario's largest Canada Day fireworks display. And last night, visitors to St.
Third Age Centre is helping to prepare for Canada's aging population
B8 Cindy Sheppard Mark Twain once wrote that "wrinkles indicate where smiles have been." As the population continues to age, wrinkles are one small concern that seniors have.
S'wold teen dead following car crash
A 18-year-old Southwold teenager who excelled in high school and junior hockey, died Monday from injuries she received in an accident Saturday when the vehicle she was driving went out of control on Fingal ...
Walls are a good thing at new school
The new southwest St. Thomas public school's gym will have walls. And there will also be air conditioning.
EASIER ACCESS: Motorists trying to enter or exit Pinafore Park during construction can use an alternate route to the park which is easier.
Liz and Will Alden, of Lord Elgin Branch 41, Royal Canadian Legion, place flags at crosses in South Park Cemetery in preparation for Decoration Day ceremonies this Sunday at 2 p.m. The public service honours ...
It'll be 130 candles for the birthday cake Saturday for the Horton Farmers Market at Manitoba and Celestine streets in downtown St.
Ford's truck woes pull up in Windsor
The storm battering Detroit intensified yesterday with Ford Motor Co. offering a bleak sales outlook and its second major production cut in less than a month, which will wipe out 300 jobs at its Canadian ...
Like many, Jeff Van Velzer is pinning his hopes on ethanol. But he's not a farmer hoping for better corn prices.