OPP Briefs - August 7th 2018

More from Local News

• Oxford County Man Facing Charges in Norfolk County

  The Norfolk OPP stopped a speeder and ended up laying impaired driving charges against a man from Oxford County.

• Tillsonburg Candidate Profile - Lindsey Mejaski

  There is a candidate in the mix to try to secure a spot on Tillsonburg Town Council in the upcoming election.

• Stunt Driver Busted in Brant County

  A 21-year-old from Woodstock has been charged with stunt driving and speeding over 50 kilometres over the speed limit.

• UPDATE: Stabbing Investigation in Tillsonburg

  There was an increased OPP presence on Quarter Town Line this morning.

• STAGES Presents - Music Man Kids and Alice @ Wonderland

  The first stagers will perform Music Man Kids and the second stagers will perform Alice @ Wonderland.

• Norwich Township Responds to Pride Flag Vandalism

  Norwich Township says this kind of vandalism and destruction has no place in our community.

• UPDATE: One Suspect Arrested in Ingersoll Investigation

  Police say the same driver was involved in two crashes minutes apart in Ingersoll.

• Louise Arbour Sworn in as Governor General

  Louise Arbour has been sworn in as Canada's 31st governor general.

• Winning ENCORE Ticket Purchased in Oxford

  There were two winning ENCORE tickets in Saturday's Lotto 6/49 draw.

• UPDATE: Flag Pole Destroyed at Emily Stowe PS

  Police say someone cut down the flag pole at Emily Stowe Public School and removed the Pride flag.

• SWOX Candidate Profile - Craig Gillis

  Craig Gillis has thrown his hat in the mayoral race in South-West Oxford.

• Belongathon is Back in Woodstock

  You can walk, roll or stroll for Karis Disability Services tomorrow.

• LDCSB Trustee Candidate Profile - Mary Holmes

  Mary Holmes says education is her calling and she has more work to do.

• International Trails Day Celebration in Oxford

  There will be guided hikes at Hodges Wetlands for International Trails Day tomorrow.

• Beach Day Arrives in Norfolk County

  It's an unofficial tradition where students skip school and spend the day at the beach instead.

• City Approves Changes to Downtown Parking

  City Council has approved three-hours of free parking in all municipal lots without a permit.

• Affordable Housing Units are Coming to Woodstock

  A multi-organizational partnership has led to affordable housing units being built in Woodstock.

• A Revamped Woodstock Fair for 2026

  It's a combination of new events and familiar favourites.

• World Crokinole Championship Returns to Tavistock

  Competitors from around the world will go head to head at the Tavistock Arena this Saturday.

• Warden Responds to Pride Flag Vandalism

  "While a flag can be replaced, the message behind an act like this cannot be ignored." - Warden Marcus Ryan