Owen MacDonald and the Sarnia Sting are parting ways.
The Mooretown native has signed a deal with the OJHL's Leamington Flyers for the upcoming year.
The soon-to-be 20-year-old would have been an over-ager for the Sting.
He was limited to just 29 games this past season due to injuries.
Over three seasons with the Sting, the stay at home defenseman played 85 games, and put up six assists.
MacDonald was originally selected 46th overall by the Sting in the 2021 OHL U18 Priority Selection.
Nearly 80 employers in and around the Sarnia-Lambton area will be at Lambton College on Wednesday, January 22, to accept job applications during the school's Mega Job Fair.
An extreme cold warning has been issued for Sarnia-Lambton by Environment Canada.
The 2025 season at Sarnia's Imperial Theatre is kicking off with a pair of popular plays hitting the stage.
The Trudeau government's GST holiday and Taylor Swift impacted inflation in December, as it continued to trend downward.
The decision comes after an Ontario Superior Court of Justice ruled that the City of Hamilton did not infringe on the Charter rights of encampment residents when enforcing its bylaw that banned tents from parks.
A road diet and bicycle lanes along a section of Michigan Avenue have been approved, and Sarnia council has asked staff to invite the Downtown Committee to make a presentation at an upcoming meeting.
