(BlackburnNews.com OPP file photo)A Windsor man will be in court next month after the Ontario Provincial Police responded to a two-vehicle crash on Hwy. 401 near Hwy. 3 on Christmas Day.
Two cars collided and officers arrested the driver of one for allegedly being drunk behind the wheel.
The 52-year-old is now charged with driving over the legal limit, and driving while his license was suspended.
Police say there were some minor injuries.
The Inn of the Good Shepherd has accepted a cheque of over $80,000 from Tim Hortons in Sarnia.
According to the Northern Tornadoes Project, a funnel made contact with the ground just southeast of London.
The request to keep the riding name unchanged received an immediate response from the procedure's team on Tuesday, Gladu said.
The Inn posted to social media Tuesday, that to keep serving the community in a meaningful and sustainable way, it will be limiting the food bank to 40 households per day.
The Toronto Blue Jays ninth inning rally came up short again as they lost 5-4 to the New York Yankees Tuesday night.
Hydro One has made a historic partnership with five southwest First Nations to split transmission line ownership in the area.
