Nearly 9,000 lbs of documents were shredded during the 12th annual shred-it event in Sarnia Saturday.
City police say 460 people showed up at the Walmart parking lot off Quinn Dr. over four hours.
The purpose of the annual event is to help residents avoid identity theft.
As well over $1,600 was collected for the Special Olympics Torch Run.
The run, done by law enforcement members, helps raise money so special needs athletes can experience acceptance, achievement and admiration through sport.
Point Edward virtuoso harmonica player Mike Stevens is among 83 people appointed to the prestigious Order of Canada.
Canada Day festivities are planned for Tuesday in Petrolia, Forest, Port Franks and Grand Bend.
Shortly after 6 p.m. Sunday, Sarnia police responded to reports of a man walking into traffic on Christina Street near Wellington Street, and threatening random people on the sidewalk.
To mark the 25th anniversary of Dave Bailey's ownership of Park Lane Chevrolet Cadillac Buick GMC, the dealership gave away $25,000 in a draw on Friday, June 27.
Stellantis has issued a voluntary recall on just over 250,000 Chrysler minivans.
Sarnia's Community Services Coordinator Sean Hanlon said some fan favourites are back this year, including the multicultural food booths, inflatables, the Handmade Market and a hula hoop fun zone.
