Highway 402 closed at Watford after accident
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OMVIC warns car buyers about illegal seller
October 7, 2025
The Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC) is warning people not to buy cars from Naserati Auto. The Windsor company is not registered with OMVIC and are not allowed to sell motor vehicles in Ontario.
Owner Amir Al-Nasiri is facing six charges under the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act (MVDA) and the Consumer Protection Act and OMVIC is investigating further complaints.
Jeff Donnelly, Chief Consumer Protection Officer at OMVIC, says to to call 1-800-943-6002 or email [email protected] immediately if you have bought a vehicle from Al-Nasiri or his company.
Vehicles bought from an unregistered dealer are not protected by the MVDA, which could lead to financial loss and possible legal issues.
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Highway 402 closed at Watford after accident
November 10, 2025
Highway 402 eastbound is closed at Nauvoo Road after two tractor trailers collided. A streamer across Lake Huron is dumping the traditional snow belt area with about a foot of snow on the ground around Highway 402 and Arkona Road. Lambton OPP say a number of vehicles are involved but no injuries have been reported. One of the transport jackknifed.
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Winter weather expected in East Lambton until tomorrow
November 10, 2025
Winter has arrived in Lambton County with most of the region receiving some snow. As usual, Eastern and Northern Lambton County are getting more snow than Central Lambton. Environment Canada issued a snowsquall warning with up to 20 cm expected in the Warwick-Strathroy area with the snow tapering off on Tuesday. At the noon hour Monday, the snow was still
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York1, Chatham-Kent officials to meet this month
November 9, 2025
Heather Wright/The Independent York 1 Environmental Services is hiring staff for it’s controversial Dresden facility and planning for a meeting with municipal leaders. The Mississauga company has plans to turn the former dump site into a modern landfill and construction and soil waste recycling centre. Community members have been fighting to stop the project along the banks of Molly’s Creek,
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Amid wind and snow, Camlachie remembers
November 9, 2025
The Independent The crowd was slightly smaller – likely due to the cold wind and snow – as the Camlachie community gathered at the cenotaph to remember. The Sunday morning service, organized by the Huron Shores Optimist, included a walk to the cenotaph and the Act of Remembrance which included the Last Post played by Don VanderKlock. Twelve years ago,
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