Damage to Canatara Park's main field April 9, 2017 (Photo by Dave Dentinger)Sarnia police are looking for the public's help after a vehicle or vehicles tore up Canatara Park sometime overnight Friday April 7.
Police say extensive damage was done on the hills near the beach parking area and across much of the main field, where Easter in the Park will be held next weekend.
Anyone with information is asked to call P.C. Ferrera at 519-344-8861 ex -6220 or Crime Stoppers at 1800-222-8477.
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