City police are thanking members of the public for their help in locating two teenage girls who were reported missing.
Sarnia police said 14-year-old Leah Davis of Port Lambton and 15-year-old Brooklyn Lachine of Sarnia were last seen together at around 4 p.m. Tuesday in the area of Lambton Mall.
A missing person report was issued early Wednesday morning. Shortly before 12 p.m., police said the two had been found safe.
An approaching weather system, known as a Colorado low, has led Environment Canada to issue rainfall warnings across southwestern and midwestern Ontario.
The Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority (ABCA) issued a flood watch Tuesday afternoon, and the St. Clair Region Conservation Authority (SCRCA) put a flood outlook in place.
It's hoped the project can serve as a pilot initiative as the city implements the park's master plan.
According to a report presented to the Sarnia Police Service Board late last month, 99.8 percent of the calls in 2024 were without any use of force, which is described as the use of a weapon on an individual.
Sarnia council has decided to permanently allow the use of e-bikes on trails and pathways and building investment needs at Pat Stapleton Arena have been referred to the 2026 budget.
Quantum Recreation Lead Planner Jason Simituk presented concept drawings to Sarnia council on Monday.
