St Thomas Times Journal

St. Thomas, Ontario, CanadaEnglish

The St. Thomas Times-Journal is a daily newspaper serving St. Thomas and Elgin County, Ontario. Founded in 1918 through a merger, it provides comprehensive coverage of local news, municipal government, community events, and regional sports. It is currently owned by Postmedia Network and serves as a primary local information source.

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