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• Fatal Collision In South-West Oxford

  OPP say a sedan left the road and hit the overpass abutment and the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. The eastbound ramp to Highway 401 from Culloden Road is closed for investigation.

• Southwestern Public Health Reports No New Cases For The Third Day In A Row

  There are currently eight cases in Oxford County and Elgin St.Thomas has two cases in total.

• 365 Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19 In Ontario

  3,054 active cases remain in the province after 365 cases were reported today. One new death was confirmed as well and there were 40,968 resolved cases.

• The Province Launches Interactive COVID-19 Screening Tool

  Users simply answer clinician-informed symptom and risk questions and the tool will then inform them right away whether it is safe to go school that day.

• Participate In The Safe & Well Being Survey

  The survey will address issues such as physical and mental health, housing and addictions with proactive integrated strategies for children, youth and families who live, work and participate in the communities. 

• Fatal Collision In Brant County

  One person has died following a fatal collision involving a motorcycle and an SUV in Brant County. OPP say the driver of the motorcycle was travelling southbound and went into the northbound lane and collided head-on with an SUV.

• Southwestern Public Health Reports No New Cases Of COVID-19

  For the second day in row the health unit is reporting no new cases of COVID-19 in the region. As it stands, eight cases remain in Oxford County and there are two cases in Elgin St.Thomas.

• The Province Limits The Size Of Unmonitored And Private Social Gatherings Across Ontario

  Effective immediately, only 10 people are allowed to attend indoor private and unmonitored social gatherings and only 25 people will be allowed to be at outdoor private and unmonitored social gatherings.

• 407 Cases Reported in Ontario This Morning

  Ontario has 2,881 active cases after 407 cases were reported today. There was also one new death with 40,777 resolved cases.

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