Samuel Risley & Alexander Henry. Lake St. Clair, Courtesy of Canadian Coast Guard June 26,2017The former Canadian Coast Guard buoy tender Alexander Henry is expected to arrive in Thunder Bay on Tuesday.
The vessel, which served on the Great Lakes from 1959 to 1984, spent 30 years in Kingston as a marine museum attraction.
It is now being towed by the tug boat Salvage Monarch to Thunder Bay where it will become a tourist attraction.
The Alexander Henry was replaced by the icebreaker Samuel Risley.
Ironically, the two ships met up on Lake St. Clair on Friday.
Sarnia police said the investigation began on May 29 after the victim was allegedly attacked by acquaintances at a residence near Tashmoo Avenue and Christopher Drive at Aamjiwnaang First Nation.
Lakeview Cemetery partnered with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 62 and Memorial Restorations to rejuvenate the monument and the immediate area.
The Sarnia Sting have signed forwards Myles Dunn and Braydon Sisco to OHL Standard Player Agreements.
The Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB) has selected a builder for the long-awaited Blue Coast District School on Townsend Line in Forest.
A new event in Petrolia aims to showcase the best the town has to offer.
People in southern Huron and Lambton counties are being told to limit their time outside.
