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Transport truck hits pedestrian, sending her to hospital in critical condition
A female pedestrian is at Bluewater Health in critical condition after being involved in a collision with a transport truck, say Sarnia Police. The incident, which occurred just after 6 a.m. Wednesday (March 6), was in the parking lot of Tim Hortons at 1705 London Line, according to police. Both the pedestrian and male truck [...]
Local Family Health Team opening satellite location in Corunna
Residents in the Corunna area will be able to benefit from the opening of a satellite office of the Rapids Family Health Team starting April 2, 2013. The new site will offer a full time dietitian, registered nurse educators, a registered social worker and laboratory services. There are currently 37 family physicians connected with the [...]
Celebrating International Women’s Day in style this Friday
The Business Enterprise Centre of Sarnia-Lambton and Women in Networking are celebrating this Friday's International Women's Day with a gathering that promises to inspire. The ticketed event, which starts at 11:30 a.m. and runs through 1:30 p.m., is being held at the Lambton Inn (1485 London Road). Featured speakers include Gail Gustin, giving her popular [...]
Bailey says Shell announcement underscores area’s role as energy hub
The announcement by Shell that it will build the first eastern Canada Liquefied Natural Gas Plant, locating the facility in Sarnia-Lambton, serves to underscore the area's position as a major energy hub. That from Sarnia-Lambton MPP Bob Bailey, who says the area's "wealth of highly skilled tradesmen, as well as knowledgeable and experienced professionals" [...]
Traffic stop results in drug charges
Sarnia Police say an early Tuesday morning (March 5) traffic stop in the area of Vidal and Davis Streets resulted in charges of possession of crystal methamphetamine. The driver of the vehicle is said to have been in possession of one gram of the illicit drug. He was released on a promise to appear in [...]
And when it was all sorted out . . .
This may be one of those head scratchers when it comes to police work, one that left blood on the ground, at least a couple of people charged with break and enter and a whole lot of police thinking to sort it all out. The saga began last Thursday afternoon when Sarnia Police responded to [...]
Program to tackle suicide-related issues is coming to Sarnia
While Jack Windeler, a first year student at Queen's University, died by suicide just three years ago, his legacy lives on in a program to increase mental health awareness, reduce misconceptions about mental health, and encouraging struggling individuals to reach out. When Jack's parents—Eric Windeler and Sandra Hanington—established the Jack Project as a way [...]
Sarnia Legionnaires ties best of seven playoff with win against Leamington Flyers
By Dan McCaffery Josh Kestner's goal in double overtime gave the Sarnia Legionnaires a dramatic 3-2 win over the Leamington Flyers Saturday. The victory ties the best-of-seven Western Ontario Hockey Conference quarter-final series at one game apiece. Both contests have been decided in OT. Game three goes tonight (Sunday, March 3) in the Tomato [...]
Sarnia Sting edge past Saginaw Spirit as Reid Boucher breaks Stamkos’ record
By DAVE BORODY SAGINAW, Mich. – History was made by the Sarnia Sting at the Dow Event Centre on Saturday night. Reid Boucher scored three goals in leading the Sting to an 8-7 victory over the Saginaw Spirit in front of a capacity crowd of 5,632 fans. The three goals gives Boucher 60 on [...]
Sarnia Sting come away from Friday’s shoot out loss against London Knights with one point
By DAVE BORODY LONDON – The Sarnia Sting gave the London Knights all they could handle and then some Friday night. Unfortunately the Sting could only return home with one point instead of two. The Knights rallied with two goals late in the third period and went on to edge the Sting 4-3 in a [...]





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