Impaired charges laid in afternoon crash near Port Franks
The Petrolia Flyers had a 2-1 lead eight minutes into the first period on Thursday on goals by Daniel Gibson and Colby Ackworth but the visiting Port Stanley Sailors rattled off nine straight goals for a 10-2.
Gibson and Ackworth also both had an assist on the night and Noel Sanderson registered two assists.
Former Lambton.Jr. Sting Rhett DeVries was the winning goaltender for the Sailors with 29 saves. Joseph Malinowski suffered the loss.
Petrolia is at Exeter tonight.
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Impaired charges laid in afternoon crash near Port Franks
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A Friday afternoon crash south of Port Franks has lead to impaired driving charges. Lambton OPP were called to a single vehicle crash on Haig Line at Blain Road around 1: 20 pm. The driver wasn’t injured. Police have charged a London man with two impaired driving charges. The drivers’ license was suspended and the vehicle has been impounded for
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OPP warn drivers to expect the unexpected this winter
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With the giant snowstorm in cottage country top of mind, the OPP is issuing its annual warning to be prepared for anything when you head out on the roads this winter. OPP say drivers should expect and prepare for the unexpected. Police suggest: More winter driving safety tips can be found at :http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/safety/winterdrive/winterdrive.shtml).
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Wyoming accident leads to impaired charges
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An Enniskillen man is facing charges after an accident in Wyoming. Lambton OPP say around 10:50 pm Friday officers were called to Broadway Street to investigate a two-vehicle crash. No one was injured. A 33 year-old from Enniskillen Township faces two impaired driving charges and one charge of dangerous operation of a vehicle. Officer also suspended the drivers licence for
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Rural roads ‘disproportionately more dangerous’
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Heather Wright/The Independent Lambton County is backing a call to improve rural roads to reduce the risk of accidents. Scott Butler, executive director of the Good Roads Association, says in 2023, there were 616 people killed in Ontario and over 36,000 injured. That number is up 20 per cent in the last 10 years. Of the people who were killed
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