Sarnia and Bluewater Power are working together to ensure burned out street lights are reported and replaced in a timely manner.
Mayor Mike Bradley says a recent Sarnia police survey showed residents are concerned about safety.
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2,000 of about 8,000 street lights in Sarnia have been replaced with longer-lasting LED bulbs.
The rest are to be changed when funds become available.
Police said Mark McLeod, of no fixed address, has not been seen since January 13 in Sault Ste. Marie, and was reported missing on April 16.
The City of Sarnia is planning an information session next week, to help anyone thinking of running in the upcoming 2026 Ontario Municipal Election.
Vendors will be selling an array of items, including comics, games, cards, posters, and vinyl records.
The festival will kick off on Friday, April 17 and continue through to Tuesday, April 21.
The Toronto Blue Jays suffered a 2-1 loss Thursday to the Milwaukee Brewers to drop the series.
Aamjiwnaang First Nation is informing its members legal action has been filed against INEOS in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
