Those who venture out onto local waterways are walking on thin ice. Woodstock Police say they've now responded to three separate calls in recent days to people venturing out onto ice. On Sunday, police say they were twice called out to the Pittock reservoir, after youths were spotted walking on our across the reservoir. Also on Sunday, police were called to Southside Park where 5 youths were playing on the ice there. Police arrived and returned the youngsters back into the custody of their parents. Police are urging all parents, to speak to their kids about staying off the ice at this time of the year. With milder temperatures, the ice is getting weaker, and the risk of breaking through should be considered high.

Local MP and Guests Visit Oxford Schools
Oxford OPP Investigating Serious Collision
PJHL Preview - Oct 16th to Oct 18th
Navy Vets Preview - Oct 16th
Norwich Curling Club Celebrates 70 Years with New Ice
Oxford Tourism Looking for Input
Pedestrian Struck East of Shakespeare
Unifor Local 636 Hosts Candidates Debate
Woodstock Police Briefs - Oct. 15th, 2026
Interview with the Warden - October 15th, 2026
Student Stair Climb Back for Another Year
The Food Project Oxford Holds Open House
2026 Operation Impact Results Released
Woodstock Maintains E-Scooter Ban
Impaired Drivers Charged in Norwich Township
Project Safe Haul Underway
Debate Night for Unifor Local 636
Planned Power Outage for Woodstock and Oxford North
WITAAR Releases September Numbers
Interview with a City Councillor - October 13th, 2026