Clean Harbors OKed to build storm water pond near Petrolia Line
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Squires take on Royals in opener
September 20, 2025
The Independent
The countdown is on to the inaugural season for the Petrolia Squires in the Ontario Elite Hockey League.
The team has announced it will open the season on Oct. 17 against the Tavistock Royals. Petrolia’s first road game is against the Flames in Delhi on Oct. 25.
Nine of 10 home games for the Squires will be played on the traditional Friday night at 8:30. The exception is a game against Elora on Saturday, Jan. 3 at 7 p.m.
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Clean Harbors OKed to build storm water pond near Petrolia Line
September 30, 2026
St. Clair appears to be in dark about plans Heather Wright/The Independent Clean Harbors is building a new process water storage pond on what the Ministry of the Environment calls ‘virgin land’ next Petrolia Line. And it appears St. Clair Township officials we not aware the project was in the works. The hazardous waste disposal company has already been given
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Fair weather for the Forest Fall Fair
September 30, 2026
Photos by Blake Ellis and Heather Wright The Forest Fall Fair was blessed with a weekend of good weather Sept. 25 to 27 and the crowds poured in. Friday night, the midway was hopping as people waited for the fireworks display. Saturday, Mason Jordan, 3, of Thedford was started by a small alpacha at the petting zoo. The parade brought
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Dennis slams diversity hiring, climate action group and Aamjiwnaang First Nation at debate
September 29, 2026
Cathy Dobson/Local Journalism Initiative Sarnia mayoral candidate Bill Dennis let his true colours fly at an all-candidates meeting today to help Sarnians decide on their next mayor. It was hosted by Sarnia Rotary at the Dante Club and featured four of the five the mayoral candidates; Mike Bradley, Dennis, Carrie McEachran and Scott Molson . George Stanko had to cancel
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Sarnia officer honoured as Hero Beyond the Badge in Aamjiwnaang
September 29, 2026
Blake Ellis/Local Journalism Initiative A Sarnia police officer has been honoured for his role in Truth and Reconciliation with Indigenous people. When Const. Tyler Callander was selected to be the first community officer in Aamjiwnaang First Nation, he didn’t realize his role is connected to Truth and Reconciliation. “Now that I am here and I am invested and it is
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