Photo provided by Sarnia Police ServiceThe flag at the Sarnia Police Station was lowered to half mast Sunday in honour of National Police and Peace Officers Memorial Day.
A short ceremony was held in front of the station during which PC Knight spoke kind words with reverence toe to all fellow officers who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Four more names will be added to the Honour Roll tablets in Ottawa today.
Among those names already enshrined on the wall is John (Jack) Lewis of Sarnia who was killed in 1936.
Chatham-Kent residents are showing a high level of interest in the upcoming election.
Argentina rallied late for a 2-1 win over England Wednesday to advance to the World Cup Final on Sunday against Spain.
The Bank of Canada held the interest rate at 2.25 per cent.
Environment Canada has issued an Orange Air Quality Warning because smoke from the wildfires in northwestern Ontario are expected to move into the Chatham-Kent and Windsor area later on Wednesday.
The majority of Ontarians say the increase in gas prices this summer has put a crimp in their summer plans, according to a new survey.
The U10 Cougars will play in the Ontario Summer Football League 'A' Division championship this Sunday at York University.
