Oil Springs Ollie at Canatara Park Feb. 2, 2019 (Photo courtesy of Mike Bradley)Oil Springs Ollie at Canatara Park Feb. 2, 2019 (Photo courtesy of Mike Bradley)
Sarnia

Ollie says six more weeks

On the heels of a prolonged cold snap, Oil Springs Ollie saw his shadow Saturday morning at Canatara Park, predicting another six weeks of winter.

Ollie's ceremonial Ground Hog Day prognostication was held in Sarnia this year, at the park's Children's Animal Farm before a crowd of about 200 people.

Mayor Mike Bradley was there and said not to blame Ollie.

Bradley also quipped that Ollie predicted the Maple Leafs would win the Stanley Cup so he's not sure how reliable a forecaster is he.

Ollie's more experienced counterpart in Wiarton, however, did not see his shadow. Willie said there will be an early spring. -With files from Rick Burrows

Read More Local Stories

Lambton OPP Marine Unit. (Photo courtesy of OPP via Twitter).

Police search for missing swimmer

Lambton OPP will have an increased presence in Grand Bend as they continue to search for a swimmer that was reported missing on Friday.

East Lambton Community Complex in Watford. Image courtesy of warwicktownship.ca

OHL preseason game in Watford sold out

The matchup between the London Knights and Erie Otters is taking place on Saturday at 4 p.m., and is a fundraiser for upgrades to the Brooke-Alvinston-Inwood Community Centre.