Photo courtesy of the Sarnia Police Service, via X. A group of officers with the Sarnia Police Service is embarking on a Ride to Remember.
The memorial cycle, from the Ontario Police College in Aylmer to Parliament Hill in Ottawa, will take four days to complete.
There are four local officers taking part in the ride, in a team alongside officers from LaSalle and Windsor police services.
Following the approximately 800 kilometre ride, the officers will march in the Fallen Officers Memorial Parade on Sunday, September 28.
Communities in Canada and the U.S. are aiming to create an Economic Transformation Plan that would attract 500,000 new businesses and create 18 million jobs.
Bluewater Health is the fourth hospital in Ontario to offer this option to eligible patients.
A $5,000 donation has been provided to the Petrolia YMCA for its Strong Communities Start Here program.
A new six-storey apartment building on Afton Drive in Sarnia, took shape in just over 40 days.
The Boston Red Sox earned a 4-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday. The Detroit Tigers lost their seventh in a row, 5-2 to Cleveland.
Sarnia police said a 51-year-old man is facing new charges after another victim came forward.
