Gladu has no regrets as federal funding starts to trickle into Sarnia-Lambton
The Alvinston Killer Bees broke the home game curse, beating Stratford 5-2 to head to the WOSHL final.
Brennan Feasey scored first for the Killer Bees at 3:06 off the stick of Jacob Chantler and James McEwan. Graham Broulotte of the Irish tied it up with a minute left in the first.
McEwan scored twice in the second for the Bees – once two tenths of a second before the buzzer.
Rylan Bowers scored twice in the third. Goalie Nolan DeKoning assisted on the final goal.
Stratford scored one more with just 1:55 left in the period but it wasn’t enough and the Killer Bees won the semi final.
They’ll take on Tillsonburg in the final.
NEXT
Two charged in Walpole Island shooting
PREVIOUS
Killer Bees hope to defy home ice curse to take WOSHL series Tuesday
Front Page
Gladu has no regrets as federal funding starts to trickle into Sarnia-Lambton
August 4, 2026
Cathy Dobson/Local Journalism Initiative Former Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu says the death threats and harassment she received after crossing the floor and joining the Liberals in April are dissipating. And more federal dollars have started flowing to her Sarnia-Lambton-Bkejwanong riding, she said while speaking to reporters Tuesday. An estimated 75 per cent of people in contact with her are very
Read More
Front Page
Mischief charges laid after RV sale near Dresden goes bad
August 4, 2026
The Independent A Wallaceburg man is facing charges after losing his cool while trying to buy an RV from a Tramway Road resident. Chatham-Kent Police were called to the home outside of Dresden after 3 pm July 31. Police found a man had come to the home to buy an RV. While he was there, the man was angry and
Read More
Front Page
Copper wiring stolen from St. Clair Township business
August 4, 2026
The Independent Lambton OPP say $8,000 of copper wiring was taken from a St. Clair Township business. OPP say sometime between 5 pm July 27 and 8 am July 28, someone went into a business on Rokeby Line by cutting a hole in the perimeter fence. The thieves stole copper wiring and lightening rods valued at about $8,000. Police are
Read More
Front Page
Interim chief tight-lipped about criminal probe stemming from Davis workplace harassment investigation
August 4, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent The Sarnia Interim Police Chief and board won’t be releasing further information about news the workplace investigation into suspended Chief Derek Davis is now a criminal matter. Interim Chief Mike Federico says that information, which became public after the Law Enforcement Complaints Agency released released the details in a letter, is not normally shared with the public.
Read More