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• United Way Thanks Community for Successful Campaign

  United Way Oxford raised $1,315,358 during its latest fundraising campaign.

• Budget Supports Home Buying, Small Business

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• Impaired Driver Charged in Ingersoll

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• Scratch Ticket Turns into $50,000 for Woodstonian

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• Interview with the Warden - March 26th, 2026

  Warden Marcus Ryan talked about slight changes that were made to Oxford County's tax policy and the community grants policy.

• WCI Captains/Veterans Basketball Game Returns!

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• Baxter Named PJHL Trainer of the Year

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• Ontario to Table 2026 Budget Today

  It will be introduced shortly after 4:00 p.m. today.

• UPDATE: Federal Offender Arrested in Kingston

  Wesley Hall is serving a two-year sentence for a long list of charges.

• Project Sapphire Cuts Down Cocaine

  Multiple Police Units were involved in Project Sapphire, which was cracking down on the trafficking of cocaine in multiple municipalities.

• Stunt Driver Charged in SWOX

  The driver was a 19-year-old from Oshawa.

• Federal Minimum Wage to Increase

  Federal minimum wage increases to $18.15 an hour on April 1st

• Air Traffic Controller Shortage in Canada

  The recent plane crash focuses on a big hole that Canada needs to fill.

• PJHL Playoff Recap - March 25th

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• Introducing: the Woodstock Performing Arts Collective

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• Illegal Drugs Seized in South-West Oxford

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• Camp 85 Returns to Blandford-Blenheim

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