Aamjiwnaang moves residents as benzene removal starts
Petrolia out of Hockeyville running
March 6, 2016
After a day celebrating hockey, including a big win by the Petrolia Squires, there was disappointment as Petrolia Minor Hockey’s dream to be named Hockeyville ended.
The PMHA and the Town of Petrolia worked for the past few weeks to get the community behind the bid which relies on communities using social media to promote their bid in the contest sponsored by Kraft. The grand prize is $100,000 and a pre-season NHL game in the community.
The top 10 communities in the voting were revealed Saturday around 11pm. Brockville and a Toronto area community are Ontario’s representative in the contest.
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Aamjiwnaang moves residents as benzene removal starts
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Heather Wright/The Independent The Aamjiwnaang First Nation has closed buildings and moved some residents as INEOS Styrolutions begins moving benzene from its Sarnia plant. May 1 – 15 days after high levels of benzene in the air sickened members of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation – the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, pulled the Environmental Compliance Approval for INEOS
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A year after flooding, Warwick gets some cash to pay for repairs
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899 Killer Bees fans will be allowed in the stands
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Complaints donated garden is not up to snuff
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