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WEBMan's $4M lawsuit alleges St. Thomas police used excessive force. A man has launched a $4-million lawsuit against St. Thomas police, alleging officers unlawfully detained him and used excessive force during his arrest two years ago. Local News.
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WEBMan's $4M lawsuit alleges St. Thomas police used excessive force. A man has launched a $4-million lawsuit against St. Thomas police, alleging officers unlawfully detained him and used excessive force during his arrest two years ago. Local News.
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WEBThis is how much school board brass spent on Blue Jays stadium hotel stay. Administrators with the cash-strapped Thames Valley District school board spent nearly $40,000 on a three-day retreat at the Toronto Blue Jays stadium hotel amid a $7.6-million budget deficit that’s prompted deep cuts, including to funding for kids’ field trips.
City's tallest tower heralds St. Thomas building boom
WEBNov 23, 2023 — The 14-storey Highlands Tower, shown in a rendering, will be the tallest highrise in St. Thomas when it is completed. (Supplied) As its tallest highrise starts going up, St. Thomas is bracing for more people — and the need for more housing — to serve a manufacturing boom driven by a massive new Volkswagen factory. Story continues below.
Provincial scores show students continue to struggle in math
WEB8 hours ago — Grand Erie, which includes students at 72 schools being tested, is below the provincial average for Grades 3 and 6 reading, writing and math; for Grade 9 math; and for the Grade 10 literacy test. But Susan Gibson, chair of the Grand Erie board, said most EQAO test scores continue to increase yearly. Over the past three years, Grade 3 math ...
Lawsuit about a centuries-old land claim inches closer to trial | St ...
WEB8 hours ago — Now a lawsuit launched 40 years ago about a centuries-old land claim is inching closer to trial. Almost exactly 240 years after the Haldimand Proclamation of October 1784 granted 950,000 acres along the Grand River to be enjoyed by the Haudenosaunee in perpetuity as compensation for allying with the British during the American Revolution, Six Nations elected council wants the Crown to own up ...
Introducing the new Times-Journal website
WEBDec 8, 2020 — Today, we launch an all-new website for the St. Thomas Times-Journal — based on feedback from readers like you. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. You’ll notice a fresh new look and feel, with big images and bold headlines. We’ve also completely rebuilt what’s under the hood to help you discover and ...
Police seeking suspect wanted in connection with homicide, arson
WEBJul 9, 2024 — The public should not approach the suspect but call 911 immediately,” police spokesperson Samantha Wakefield said. St. Thomas police investigate a death and a fire at 20 Hiawatha St. on Wednesday, July 3, 2024.
Child died, four others hurt in collision downtown St. Thomas | St ...
WEBPhoto taken on July 5, 2023. (Calvi Leon/The London Free Press) ST. THOMAS – Residents of this city were reeling Wednesday morning over the death of a child and injuries suffered to four other pedestrians after a crash that led to impaired driving charges against a 19-year-old. Story continues below.
Opportunity Villages hoping for spring groundbreaking | St.
WEB5 days ago — Opportunity Villages Community Land Trust is hoping for a spring groundbreaking for The Brickworks, its Chatham affordable housing project. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Judy Decou, land trust president, said the organization looks forward to taking the next step, noting the COVID-19 pandemic “slowed ...