Paul Morden
London Free Press
Sarnia, ON, Canada
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Documentary examines Southwestern Ontario boy's 1966 UFO claim
Rob Freeman was 12 in 1966 when he left a Scouts meeting at Sarnia’s St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on a late-March evening and saw something strange in the… → Read More
Nearly 190 bricks of suspected cocaine found in truck at Blue Water Bridge
Border services officers found 188 bricks of suspected cocaine in a truck entering Canada at the Blue Water Bridge, Canada Border Services Agency officials say. → Read More
Police issue warning after fentanyl that looks like candy found in drug busts
Sarnia police are warning residents after officers for the first time came across fentanyl that had been pressed in moulds to look like children’s candy. → Read More
Teen charged with making threat that led to closing of high school
A 16-year-old Plympton-Wyoming resident has been charged with mischief and uttering threats following an investigation into a threatening message that led… → Read More
Inspirational Ukrainian artist fleeing war arrives in Southwestern Ontario
Nataliya (Natasha) Nikolenko told Ed Dickson before the war in Ukraine began she someday would come to Canada. → Read More
MP says local woman's finances frozen over convoy T-shirt buy. Is that true?
SARNIA – MP Marilyn Gladu says she’s “bound by confidentiality” to not identify a constituent she claimed on social media had her bank account frozen for… → Read More
Sarnia-Lambton Conservative MP apologizes for COVID-19 vaccine comments
Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu apologized Tuesday for comments she made about COVID-19 vaccines that Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole described as “not… → Read More
Blenders alarm police amid biggest fentanyl seizure in Sarnia history
Sarnia police say the search of a home on Rayburne Avenue resulted in the largest single seizure of fentanyl in the city’s history. → Read More
Rural Southwestern Ontario mayor: I won't use COVID vaccine passport
A mayor in rural Lambton County says she will refuse to use Ontario’s looming COVID-19 vaccine passport system, making her one of the first elected politicians… → Read More
Canadian border workers begin work-to-rule action as contract talks continue
Work-to-rule action by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) employees began Friday morning as contract talks continued between the agency and the Public… → Read More
Lambton County needs to break silence on disabled email system: Bradley
Sarnia’s mayor is calling on Lambton County officials to give the public more information about why the county’s email system is offline, a disruption that has… → Read More
Elderly person found dead amid uptick in Sarnia-area homicides
SARNIA – Sarnia police are investigating a suspicious death after the body of an elderly person was found in a home Sunday. → Read More
Sarnia nurses strike enters fourth week as contract talks continue
SARNIA – Negotiators aren't officially back at the bargaining table but the two sides in a strike by registered practical nurses employed by Victorian Order of… → Read More
Sarnia restaurant, two dozen anti-lockdown protesters charged
A Sarnia restaurant that allowed patrons to eat inside and two dozen people who attended a weekly anti-lockdown protest have been charged, Sarnia police say. → Read More
Sarnia-Lambton designated as foreign trade zone
Sarnia and Lambton County have been designated by a federal agency as one of the few foreign trade zones in the country, opening the door to various programs… → Read More
Rifle stolen 18 months ago from soldier statue in Sarnia: police
It turns out the statue at the cenotaph in Sarnia has been unarmed longer than first believed. → Read More
Public mischief charge laid in false complaint about Sarnia police gym
A Sarnia man has been charged with public mischief after Sarnia’s bylaw enforcement office received a false report about use of the gym at city police… → Read More
Lambton OPP seeking tips to help solve teen's mysterious 1974 death
One tip could help investigators solve one of Southwestern Ontario’s oldest cold cases – how did a 14-year-old Sarnia girl whose body was discovered 47 years… → Read More
Fire officials probe overnight blaze that destroyed Sarnia home
The cause of an overnight fire that destroyed a home on Churchill Line in Sarnia is undetermined, says Sarnia Fire Rescue Services. → Read More
Groundhog Oil Springs Ollie makes a pleasing spring prediction
Oil Springs Ollie had good news just after sunrise on Tuesday. → Read More