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Shell looks at options outside heartland
Shell's second upgrader planned to be constructed in four phases east of Fort Saskatchewan might not be built after company officials acknowledged they are looking at other options to upgrade their bitumen.
12 hrs ago | The Toronto Star
Fired officer takes on 'racist' OPP
The former police chief of the Mohawk Tyendinaga First Nation is taking the Ontario Provincial Police to court after being fired by OPP Commissioner Julian Fantino for speaking out against racism in policing.
Tour of Hope makes Sarnia pitstop
Both Terry Fox's younger brother and the beige van they called home in 1980 have put on a few miles in the last 28 years.
Alta. man charged in U-turn crash
Six people were taken to hospital and one person is charged following a two-vehicle crash on Sunday in Plympton-Wyoming Township.
Ottawa hybrid feasiblity study; No business case for tunnel and Sarnia Mayor meets with Tory
Update: Councillor Percy Hatfield claims that Windsor is "leading the way" with the request to purchase hybrid buses and cited an email he received from an Ottawa high school student who hopes Ottawa will ...
The Rapids Parkway will have new owners next April. Sarnia signed the paperwork July 14 to sell 87.59 acres on the south-west corner of Michigan Avenue and Modeland Road for $5.3 million.
Police charge Sarnia man after bike stolen at knifepoint
Sarnia Police have arrested an 18-year-old Sarnia man who decided he'd rather steal a bike at knifepoint than walk.
Unattended pot sparks house fire
A pot of hot cooking oil left on the stove of an Indian Road North home has been blamed as the source of a $2,000 fire.
Scarlet Sins musicians, not models
Artist: Scarlet Sins More than 600 bands from across Ontario were vying for a spot at this year's Bayfest.
Storms causes significant crop damage in farmland east of...
A slow moving heavy thunderstorm caused considerable crop damage in farmland east of Sarnia, Ont., Wednesday night.
Couple challenges Sarnia to fill food banks
A retired Sarnia couple is challenging the city's tightwads to loosen their purse strings.
Father worried for soldier jailed in Canada
Hamilton grad arrested at border for not declaring a pistol. Tuesday, July 15, 2008 A Hamilton soldier faces up to three years in prison for not declaring that he had a firearm while crossing the Canadian ...
Motley Crue: Footage From Sarnia's Rogers Bayfest Available
A 10-minute video clip featuring footage from MA-TLEY CRAoeE 's July 10, 2008 headlining concert at Sarnia, Ontario, Canada's annual Rogers Bayfest in front of an estimated audience of 17,000 can be viewed ...
Grand marshal announced, more tractors needed
" A grand marshal has been selected to lead the World's Greatest Tractor Parade in Stirling next month and the other nominees will follow him as he leads the parade.
Black bear spotted in Sarnia area
For the first time in more than 100 years, a black bear has been sighted in Lambton County, and the hungry creature has been making a nuisance of itself.
Sarnia continues to be hot market for construction
Home construction in Sarnia continues at a torrid pace. According to the City of Sarnia the number of building permits for new single home residences continues to outpace last year's totals.
Shell Abandons Plans For Heavy Oil Refinery Expansion In Ontario
Shell Canada is abandoning plans for a multibillion-dollar refinery expansion near Sarnia in southern Ontario.
Nine Arrests At Motley Crue's Sarnia Concert
According to The Sarnia Observer , Sarnia and Point Edward police were busy last night because of Sarnia, Ontario, Canada's annual Rogers Bayfest where MA-TLEY CRAoeE played to a crowd estimated at 20,000. ...
Court Bulletin - County of Lambton fined $135,000 after death of worker
SARNIA, ON, July 9 /CNW/ - The County of Lambton pleaded guilty and was fined $135,000 in the Ontario Court of Justice, July 7, 2008, in connection with the death of a county worker.
Plans for Sarnia refinery scrapped
Plans for a $15 billion Shell Canada heavy oil refinery along the St. Clair River were suddenly scrapped Tuesday, leaving local environmentalists delighted -- and baffled.