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Heather Wright/The Independent Cash-strapped Mooretown Minor Hockey is asking St. Clair Township council to help keep hockey affordable for kids. The request came Monday, just a week after the group told parents registration fees would need to climb 25 per cent to help cover rising costs. “It’s about $1,000 per family to play hockey right now,” Marty Passmore, interim president

The Mooretown Lady Flags put a bow on the 2023-24 season with an OWHA provincial championship. The team ran the table in the U11 B division on the weekend winning six straight games while not allowing a single goal against. The Lady Flags beat Cambridge, Cold Creek and Sault Ste. Marie, all by shutout, in the preliminary round. They blanked

MP pushing feds for funding for waste water treatment expansion to keep the township in the mix Heather Wright/The Independent Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu says St. Clair Township is in the running for an electric vehicle battery plant. She says in order to “stay in the game” for the $3 billion investment, the township needs federal and provincial help to

The Independent Cameron Street in Corunna will be getting a bike path after all. Two weeks ago, St. Clair Township councillors questioned the need for dedicated bike paths and set the project aside. Monday, Councillor Pat Brown renewed his objection to the idea saying the street wasn’t wide enough. However staff said there was room for a 1.5 meter bike

St. Clair Township is taking a second look at building a cycling path along Cameron Street. Andrew Malpass, Coordinator of Engineering suggested the township build a cycling path along Cameron Street from Lyndoch to Bentinck while the road is being reconstructed this summer. The idea came from an active transportation plan that is in the works now. “The active transportation

St Clair Township fire investigators are trying to determine what caused a blaze which heavily damaged a Corunna home. Chief Richard Boyes says the Corunna and Courtright fire departments were called to 679 Bentinck Drive just after 8 am Sunday. “The homeowner smelled smoke or smelled burning plastic and went to investigate in the garage and found the fire outside

Alex KurialLocal Journalism Initiative First there was too little competition, now there appears to be too much.St. Clair Township Council Council has turned down an internet company which wanted to expand into Wilkesport.Xplornet had proposed a 45 metre (147 foot) lattice tower at 1622 Baby Rd. – the Wilkesport Community Centre – with the intention of providing wireless internet service