More calls to slow 402 speed limits near Bluewater Bridge
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Jamison Helps takes the ball up the court in the Senior Game against Wallaceburg Feb. 18.
LCCVI Jr and Senior boys head to basketball finals
February 19, 2026
The Independent
It will be an all LCCVI/John McGregor final in basketball this year.
The LCCVI Jr and Senior boys are heading to the Lambton-Kent finals. Both secured their spot with wins Wednesday. Both will take on John McGregor in the final.
Remi Gorry had 24 points and Joey Edgar had 16 as LCCVI topped North Lambton 62-41 in the junior AA semi final.
Arie Roelands had 18 points and Mason Verhoeven had 10 points for the Eagles in the loss.
The Juniors take on John McGregor Friday at 4:30 pm in the final.
Then in the Senior semi final, LCCVI topped Wallaceburg 55-49.
The Seniors also take on John McGregor in the Lambton-Kent title – that game is at 6 pm in Petrolia.
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Vacant $392K lot in Wyoming to be sold for sale
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A Canadian celebration in Warwick Township
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