One person injured in transport crash on Highway 402
Chapman wins gold
June 7, 2025
Kole Chapman is a OFSAA champion.
The LCCVI Junior won the Mens 300M Hurdles at the provincial championship in Toronto Staurday.
Chapman gained his berth to the finals with a heat time of 40.09 second – the fastest in the field.
Then, he ran the final race at 40.33. Less than a half second separated Chapman and the top four runners.
Also today, Meagan Munro placed 13th in the 300M hurdles with a time of 47.56.
Kinser Rivet of Lambton-Kent Composite is competing in the Junior Long Jump and North Lambton’s Emma Smith did not start in the Women’s 800m Intellectually Impaired raise. She is the defending champion.
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One person injured in transport crash on Highway 402
June 16, 2026
The Independent Traffic is backed up on Highway 402 on the westbound lanes at Kerwood Road. Lambton OPP say just before 6:30am, the police, paramedics and Warwick firefighters were called to a crash involving two tractor trailers in the westbound lanes in Warwick Township. One of the drivers has been sent to hospital with what police say are non-life threatening
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Province sets aside $6M for abandoned wells, like last year
June 16, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent The Province of Ontario says it will spend another $6 million in 2026 to help cap abandoned and leaking historic oil wells. Natural Resources Minister Mike Harris made the announcement in Essex County last Tuesday, touting $10.8 million in spending; $6 million for capping wells, $3 million for municipalities to purchase equipment to deal with emergency situations
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Ag Hall of Fame to honour Lassaline, Helps and Birnam Orchards in July
June 16, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent Warwick’s Birnam Orchards, Wyoming’s Scott Helps and the late Tom Lassaline of Alvinston will be inducted into the Lambton Agriculture Hall of Fame in July. The organization announced their choices to add to the hall which already contains 24 members. Lassaline was active in the beef industry in Lambton, and was one of the driving forces behind
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One trip to Haiti led to a lifetime of helping as Rayjon celebrates 40 years
June 16, 2026
Blake Ellis/Local Journalism Initiative What started as a learning opportunity, became so much more. In January 1986, Ray Wyrzykowski and John Barnfield, two Sarnia neighbours, led 28 people from Sarnia to Haiti. Rayjon Share Care, a Sarnia-Lambton based non-profit was born. The founders have passed away – Wyrzykowski in 1989 and Barnfield, just last January – but their legacy lives
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