Residents across Sarnia-Lambton cooled off from the heat Wednesday with a cold glass of lemonade.
The second annual 'Big Squeeze' in support of the local Big Brothers Big Sisters branch raised about $16,500.
Best Lemonade was awarded to J.D. Lawn Service and MacFarlane Chevrolet Buick GMC raised the most money, $2,000.
A total of 34 businesses participated in the competition.
Money raised will support the agency's youth mentoring programs.
Mayor Mike Bradley said the proposal includes several improvements such as field quality, lighting, signage and other amenities.
Alessandro Di Iorio and Beckham Edwards are both vying to make the team that will play for the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
The Village of Oil Springs will celebrate its 160th anniversary this weekend with several free family-fun activities, including the annual Black Gold Fest.
The club announced Thursday that Mike Bondy will serve as head coach and director of player development.
Diya Duggal was named the overall winner, and there were also winners in three other categories.
Canada's national rail service will experience labour peace through the end of 2027.
