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One charged after Enniskillen domestic dispute

January 7, 2026

The Independent

A 42 year-old from Enniskillen has been charged with assault causing bodily harm after a family dispute.

Lambton OPP were called to a home Jan. 4 around 12:30 am and found a person with minor injuries.

A 42 year-old was arrested, charged with assault causing bodily harm and was released to appear in court at a later date.

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Petrolia, East Lambton moving forward with larger hockey association

November 6, 2026

Heather Wright/The Independent It’s a big step forward in the process to form a new regional hockey association. The Petrolia Minor Hockey Association and the East Lambton Hockey Association say parents have agreed to move forward to form a new joint association which will allow kids to continue to play in local leagues and build stronger ‘A’ centre rep teams.

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Concerns as province plans to cut environmental protections

November 5, 2026

Heather Wright/The Independent There are big concerns about the Ontario’s plans to roll back environmental rights and remove municipalities right to approve large new landfills. On its first day back at the Ontario Legislature after a 21-week summer break, the Ford government introduced Bill 140. It strips the rights of municipalities to approve large, new landfills in their communities. Right

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St. Clair thanks Miller for 44 years of service

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Heather Wright/The Independent It was a night of goodbyes at St. Clair Township council. During Monday’s final meeting of the 2022-2026 council, Mayor Jeff Agar thanked three outgoing members, Deputy Mayor Steve Miller, who served 44 years on Sombra and St. Clair council, and Councillors Pat Brown and Cathy Langis, who were defeated Oct. 26. Agar paid tribute to Langis

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Warwick OKs netting for Watford arena

November 5, 2026

Heather Wright/The Independent The stands at the East Lambton Community Complex arena will soon be a little safer. Warwick Township council has agreed to put netting around the ice surface to protect spectators from flying pucks. For decades, most of the seating in the arena has been unprotected without safety concerns being raised. But that changed after an incident in

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