Deb Tait wanted to run for the federal Conservatives. Now, she doesn't even want to vote for them.
Despite Woodstock politicians rejecting a proposed 254-home subdivision citing density concerns, Oxford County council has pushed the development forward.
A plan to revamp Woodstock’s downtown strip is set to get underway 2 1/2 years after city council approved the project. City officials announced on Wednesday Phase 1 of Woodstock’s downtown streetscape – a project intended to revitalize the city’s downtown – is launching on March 24. The announcement comes after council adopted the plan […]
Woodstock residents will have a chance to choose a deputy mayor after the city’s politicians agreed to add the position to council.
A proposed 258-unit subdivision with two seven-storey towers in northwest Woodstock was rejected by Woodstock city council
Former Woodstock Mayor John Geoghegan has died at age 88 after a “lengthy illness," according to his obituary.
Oxford County politicians have pushed ahead a plan to rezone property in Woodstock's east end for an industrial subdivision.
Oxford County voted unanimously to join Woodstock in tackling homelessness throughout the county.
Woodstock city council has voted to spend $2M in provincial cash (for surpassing its 2023 housing target) tackling homelessness.
Woodstock politicians are seeking citizen feedback about a proposed new recreation centre in the cityâs northeast that could cost as much as $100 million. A unanimous vote by city council has paved the way for a North Woodstock recreation facility survey that will allow citizens to weigh in on the
London Free Press
WOODSTOCK – A proposal to turn a Victorian home into an eight-unit apartment complex has been quashed by city politicians here, despite the community’s need for more housing. City council voted unanimously to reject the proposal – delighting neighbours vehemently opposed to the proposed overhaul at 329 Buller St. The
London Free Press
Like many others across Southwestern Ontario, taxpayers in Woodstock will have to dig deeper this year after city council signed off on a budget that will hike property taxes by 7.42 per cent.