A ceremony Saturday Nov. 8, 2014 at Heritage Park marks the Boy Scouts' planting of 102 trees in memory of Sarnia's WW1 war dead. (Submitted photo)There was a special ceremony at Sarnia's Heritage Park Saturday in advance of Remembrance Day on Tuesday.
It marked the Boy Scouts' planting of 102 trees of remembrance, one for each of Sarnia's World War One war dead.
The trees are planted in the formation of a cross.
Mayor Mike Bradley and Sarnia-Lambton MPP Bob Bailey were among the dignitaries who attended the event.
Environment Canada is forecasting temperatures of 17 degrees Celsius on Saturday and 18 degrees Celsius on Monday.
The fair, held on Wednesday at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre, featured over 80 booths showcasing a range of career paths.
Chatham-Kent is hoping to host the 2028 and 2030 Country Music Association of Ontario awards.
The Toronto Maple Leafs lost 4-3 in a shootout to New Jersey Wednesday night for their fifth loss in a row.
Warm temperatures, melting snow, and forecast rains are expected lead to high water levels and potential flooding.
CK Mayor Darrin Canniff explained that municipal leaders had a meeting last week with the OHL Commissioner, with the only thing holding the community back being an appropriate arena.
