Glenn MacKinnon of Sarnia wins nearly $72,000 in lottery. (Submitted Photo)A Sarnia man is celebrating a lottery win. Glen MacKinnon matched six of seven numbers plus the bonus number to win the second prize of nearly $72,000 in the November 27 Lotto Max draw. MacKinnon says he plans to pay off his bills, buy a new car and go on a nice trip. He adds for the first time in his life, he'll be debt-free. The winning ticket was purchased at Pioneer on Confederation St. in Sarnia.
The Ford government is aiming to bring life back into the former Lambton Generating Station site in Courtright with $500,000 in growth readiness funding to launch the planning process.
The federal government is using the strength of Canadian labour to fight back in the current trade dispute with the American administration.
The driver was arrested and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) laid charges of importing a controlled substance, and possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking.
Across Ontario, candidates running unopposed in the October 26 vote were acclaimed after 4 p.m. on Monday.
Sarnia police have pursued numerous leads over the years, but none have yielded evidence against the killer.
The Detroit Tigers lost their sixth in a row, 4-1 to the visiting Tampa Bay Rays on Monday.
