Sarnia Parks & Recreation Director Beth Gignac The Cedar Maze at the Point Lands has outlived its natural life so it is being removed in advance of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative conference in June.
Sarnia Parks and Recreation Director Beth Gignac says they're working with the Sarnia Urban Wildlife Committee and Return the Landscape to retain the current nature centre in the area.
The trees will be removed over the next two weeks, weather permitting.
SPS Board Chair Kelly Ash said the decision followed discussions with Acting Chief Mike Federico and aligns with practices at other police services.
The annual Canada Day parade will begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 27, from Wildwood Park to Kenwick Park.
The $7.6 million project, which also involved water and sewer infrastructure improvements, began in 2024.
The Toronto Blue Jays dropped their third in a row Thursday, 6-5 to the visiting Texas Rangers, and the Detroit Tigers suffered a 2-1 loss to Houston.
The week-long celebration starts on Saturday and continues to next Friday.
Environment Canada said Thursday night that severe thunderstorms were moving further east after rain and high winds affected portions of the region.
