Karen White-McCallum of Alvinston wins 500K lotto prize (Photo courtesy of Ontario Lottery and Gaming)An Alvinston woman is celebrating after winning $500,000 in the July 2 Lotto Max draw.
Karen White-McCallum, a 58-year-old educational assistant, said she plans to pay bills, save for retirement and help her children.
"I'm also going to plan a wine tour for my birthday with my 12 girlfriends," she smiled.
The winning ticket was purchased at Canadian Tire Gas Bar on Wonderland Road in London.
Lotto Max players in Ontario have won over $6.5 billion since 2009, including 87 jackpot wins.
Sarnia Fire Rescue responded to a structure fire call early Friday morning at Lambton Mall Road.
Chatham-Kent Lambton Administrative School Services will hold its annual First Time Rider Program this Saturday morning in Sarnia and Chatham.
An employment expo will be held next week to address a growing demand for personal support workers in Sarnia-Lambton.
A popular summertime tradition for families will return, but instead of being held at Canatara Park, Kids Funfest will take place at Centennial Park.
The Sarnia Police Service Board (SPS Board) has approved an updated 2027 operating budget of $40.9 million, representing an increase of 5.81 per cent.
About 455 pounds of school supplies and $3,682.15 was raised for the Inn.
