Sarnia News

Nova Scotia skip Mark Dacey has won his second Canadian mixed curling title. Photograph by: Shaun Best, Reuters BURLINGTON, Ont.

Sarnia Police are cracking down on drivers who think they own the road a ' especially the closed ones.

Fifty-two Canadians died due to complications from the H1N1 virus between Tuesday and Thursday, the Public Health Agency of Canada reported on Thursday, bringing the country's death toll to 250.

Reverend John Gould is looking forward to his return to the 'sunny south.' "This will be like living in Florida, I think," smiled the Straffordville United Church's new minister earlier this week.

Truckers moving hazardous materials between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, will have to take a long detour beginning Nov.

Revelstoke RCMP Sgt. Art Kleinsmith spent three-and-a-half years in the military, however it wasn't until 30 years later that he was truly able to witness the destruction of war first hand as part of a United Nations peacekeeping group in Kosovo.

An 85-percent hike in tolls is a bit too much to swallow. Especially since we're barely inching out of a recession.

Using the Internet to threaten lives has resulted in the arrest of a Duncan man, whose alleged crimes were recorded by an Ontario resident.

A member of the Sarnia, Ont., police force faces sexual assault charges. In a brief news release, Chief Phil Nelson says an officer, currently before the court on other criminal matters, has been arrested and charged following an investigation by Chatham-Kent police.

The Sarnia Police Service is investigating a home invasion that occurred about 8 p.m. Nov.

Canada won the silver medal in the women's team event on Saturday at the junior Pan Am gymnastics championships.

The Sarnia Police Service arrested one man Thursday and have issued a warrant for another in connection with a Wednesday home invasion where a residence was set on fire.

Police have laid more charges after a Nov. 3 car chase in south end Sarnia. Investigators acquired a search warrant for a grey Chrysler after a patrol officer spotted a blue Mustang trying to stop it southbound on Indian Road near Devine Street around 11 p.m. Neither vehicle had their lights on.

BP Canada has been fined $800,000 plus a victim surcharge, which brings the total to about $1 million, after pleading guilty Wednesday to charges under Ontario's Environmental Protection Act.

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By Chris Morrison Would today's sell-off of First Solar have happened if the company had managed to bring in the $58 million represented by its Sarnia, Ontario plant during the third quarter, which it just reported? Probably not, but such a small slip shows just how sensitive the market is right now.

Tempe-based First Solar Inc. missed analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue because it had not yet sold a Canadian solar-power plant, which sent its shares tumbling Wednesday despite posting a huge profit.

The awards were created by Landscape Ontario as a way to provide the industry with an opportunity to learn who the growers of "the best" are as well as the retailers who have been deemed as "excellent." "I can't think of a better place for our growers and retailers to be recognized than among their buyers and suppliers who identify and appreciate ...

Steve Molitor will face Argentina's Sergio Javier Escobar on Nov. 21 in the co-feature bout on the Rumble at Rama X boxing card.

Sarnia police have called off the search for a missing man after his body was found earlier today.