Sarnia Police Services Shred-It event May 2016. Photo courtesy of @SarniaPolice via Twitter.Sarnia police say the 11th annual Community Shred Event was a great success. Over 700 local residents attended the Walmart parking lot last Saturday to shred thousands of pounds of documents. Constable John Sottosanti says properly disposing of personal documents decreases the opportunity for criminals to commit frauds. The event also raised over $1,700 for the Special Olympics.
Windsor police say the drivers involved in a fatal hit and run collision over the weekend were allegedly street racing.
Mayoral candidates Fred Francis and Drew Dilkens released additional pillars in their campaigns Thursday.
By declaring the project a national interest, the project worth billions of dollars will avoid red tape by proceeding through a single federal regulatory review process.
This is the ninth time Ontario's minimum wage has been raised over the past 10 years, with people back in 2016 earning $11.40.
Windsor Police arrested a 31-year-old man on Tuesday after a victim reported to officers that he was assaulted after advertising an item for sale online.
A Leamington organization that helps about 300 youth in need each year has received a $1-million donation from the Solcz Family Foundation.
