James Barker Band coming to Petrolia for minor hockey fundraiser
LCCVI’s Zelenchuk win boys’ singles tennis crown
October 4, 2024
Yarko Zelecnhuk won the boys’ singles banner at the LKSSAA north division tennis tournament this week.
The LCCVI student will now advance to the overall LK championship tournament next Tuesday in Chatham.
Sam Hayter and Russell Bulgin of the Lancers advanced in the boys’ doubles division as did Lancer teammates
Haillie Whiting and Noelle Edgar and Julianna and Brooklyn Brown in the girls’ doubles event.
North Lambton’s Delaney Appledoorn and Addy Hodgson advanced in the girls’ singles category while Vanessa Looper and Paul
VanGorp will represent the Eagles in the mixed doubles portion of the tournament.
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James Barker Band coming to Petrolia for minor hockey fundraiser
October 20, 2026
The Independent Petrolia will play host to one of Canada’s rising acts in country music. The James Barker Band is coming to the Greenwood Recreation Centre May 15 as a fundraiser for Petrolia Minor hockey. The band is know for songs such as Keep It Simple, Over All Over Again, There’s a Drink for That and New Old Trucks. The
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OPP look for info on stolen e-bike in Corunna
October 20, 2026
The Independent Lambton OPP are looking for a thief after an e-bike was stolen in Corunna. The OPP were called to a home on Argyle St. Oct. 16 around 11 am after the e-bike was stolen from a garage at the home. Police say the theft occurred around 4:30 am; surveillance footage shows someone entered through the side man door
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One man charged after assault
October 20, 2026
The Independent A Sarnia man is facing charges after an assault near NOVA Chemical. Monday, police were called to on Ladysmith Road near Petrolia Line after a report of an assault. The OPP Emergency Response Team and Canine Unit went to the scene. Police say two people were talking when one man drew a weapon before leaving the area. There
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Traffic delays expected as Grand Bend bridge work continues
October 20, 2026
The Independent There will be some slowdowns in Grand Bend as the asphalt work on the new Ontario Street Bridge in continues. Tuesday, Lambton Shores officials say there will be increased traffic control and delays on the bridge but traffic will be able to move through. Wednesday, Main St. West from Kitchener Ave to Ontario St. and Main St. East
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