Warwick’s longest serving councillor retiring; six run for council seats
Mooretown beats Petrolia in Silver Stick final on an OT penalty shot
January 24, 2016
The Mooretown Flags defeated the Petrolia Oilers in the Bantam B North American Silver Stick after scoring on a controversial penalty shot call in the third overtime.
The Oilers struck first scoring with just seconds left in the first period at the game in Forest. Mooretown tied it up in the second and had a number of great chances in the third to win but the Oilers goaltender Cole Irwin had a couple of great stops in the dying seconds.
The teams played two overtime periods and had just over two minutes left in the third when Mooretown stormed the net. The referee called a penalty shot saying one of the Oilers had touched the puck with his hand while it was in the crease.
Mooretown scored on the penalty shot ending the game and winning the coveted Silver Stick.
The game was a rematch of the regional final which Petrolia won at home over Christmas.
NEXT
Petrolia Council considers passing budget without looking at full details
PREVIOUS
Plympton-Wyoming residents say former camp could be dog park or passive park
Front Page
Warwick’s longest serving councillor retiring; six run for council seats
August 21, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent Three incumbents will face three newcomers for the four seats on Warwick Township council in the Oct. 26 municipal election. And when the nominations closed at 2 pm, there was one name noticeably absent from the list of potential candidates – long-time Warwick politician Jerry Westgate. Westgate has served on council for 32 years. Westgate says it
Read More
Front Page
Point Edward’s mayoral race heating up without Hand
August 21, 2026
But Hand still wants a seat at the table Cathy Dobson/The Independent Only two candidates are vying to be Point Edward’s next mayor but both are well known after serving on council and multiple committees and boards. Two-term deputy mayor Greg Grimes and three-term councillor Paul Burgess are each hoping to lead the polls for the top job on election
Read More
Front Page
Forty-three Sarnians vying for nine seats on council
August 21, 2026
Bradley seeking 12th term as mayor All but one current councillor running Cathy Dobson/The Independent As is his habit, Mike Bradley officially joined Sarnia’s mayoral race just a few hours before nominations closed Friday, ending speculation whether he’d attempt a 12th term. Bradley, 71, has been Sarnia’s mayor since 1988 and is Ontario’s second-longest serving mayor behind Milton’s Gord Krantz.
Read More
Front Page
Incumbents, newbies and a married couple vie for Petrolia council seats
August 21, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent While there won’t be a race for mayor in Petrolia, there is a wide range of candidates looking to become the next six members of town council. Joel Field, the current deputy mayor, is the only person to file nomination papers for the job of mayor but 12 candidates have filed nomination papers to fill the six
Read More