What's been a wet start to the week is only going to get wetter, and that's a concern for local Conservation Authorities. The Upper Thames CA is warning people to stay away from all waterways, as they swell and take on more water. By tomorrow, they're expecting 50mm of rain will have fallen, and add to another 10 to 20mm of melted snow. Although serious flooding is not anticipated, flood prone areas will be treacherous. They've identified Southside Park in Woodstock as an area of concern. The list also includes: -Harris and Gibbons Parks and the North London Athletic Fields/Stoneybrook Recreation Fields in London -Milt Dunnell Fields (formerly the Flats) in St. Marys -Avondale Cemetery in Stratford

Brant OPP Seek To Identify Instacart Shopper
Blandford-Blenheim Candidate Profile - Richard Kohman
OPP Release Labour Day Results
September is Big Brothers Big Sisters Month
Suspicious Fire in Paris Under Investigation
Reuseapalooza-ha Returns to Oxford County
Toddler Found Safe After Going Missing
Tillsonburg Candidate Profile - Stephen Molnar
Safety is Paramount as School Returns
Parkinson's Walk Returns to Oxford County
Navy Vets Win Memorial Tournament
Stolen Motorcycles Recovered by Woodstock Police
Blandford-Blenheim Candidate Profile - Crystal Wymenga
Last Call for Road Safety Survey!
Possible Tornado in Tavistock
Another Supplies4Students in the Books
Ingersoll Candidate Profile - Sherry Ashby
Tree Planting Coming to Ingersoll
2026 Eli Palfreyman Memorial Tournament
Summer Storm Rolls Through Oxford