Woodstock police report that a 48-year-old Woodstock woman has been charged under the Reopening Ontario Act for attending a church service downtown Woodstock on Sunday.

The Woodstock Fire Department says the rescue took about 15 minutes in total.

Police say investigations revealed that a transport truck struck a pedestrian who was near the truck when it was pulling away.

The pet owner believes the dog consumed narcotics or drug paraphernalia while out for a walk.

The rally comes one day after similar protests were held in Sarnia and St. Thomas, with the latter drawing a crowd of about 200.

Woodstock Police have arrested two people and seized over $123,000 in drugs, cash and stolen items.

Police say the two unrelated incidents were targeted, and that the suspects and victims were known to each other.

Sharp objects were left in parks throughout the city at least eight times since August.

The children were playing in a park in the area when the man approached.

Thumbtacks and sewing needles found on several playgrounds on Monday have prompted the Woodstock Police Service to start an investigation.