Sarnia police Constable Chris Moxley displays Trace Pen technology. January 15, 2015 (Submitted photo.)Sarnia police officers are now using the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police-endorsed Trace Pen technology.
It allows residents to mark and register valuables in case of theft.
Constable Chris Moxley says each Trace Pen provides the owner with a unique number to identify their property.
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The devices are available for sale for about $40 at local Home Hardware stores, or through the Trace Pen website.
Environment Canada has announced another heat warning for Southwestern Ontario.
A major Canadian home improvement retailer has provided a Windsor-Essex addiction recovery facility with a generous donation.
The Ontario government has provided a boost to some 400 Royal Canadian Legions across the province.
Jude Bellingham scored a dramatic extra-time winner to send England into the World Cup semifinals with a 2-1 victory over Norway.
Unifor has announced a tentative deal with one of Detroit's "Big Three" automakers.
The Freedom Walk makes its final stops this weekend in Windsor and Amherstburg.
