The Oxford Community Foundation has contributed $2,000 toward new playground equipment at St. Joseph’s School in Tillsonburg.

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Enforcement staff at the Ontario Securities Commission failed to prove allegations that a trio of sophisticated market ...

Both broke ground after their playing days, Wedell-Pohl in her current role as an amateur scout in the talent-rich midwest ...