Josh Boyce

Josh has been working for Blackburn Sarnia since May 2010 after graduating from Fanshawe College's Broadcast Journalism program. His passions include sports broadcasting, reporting and interviews. Josh also broadcasts Sarnia Legionnaires hockey games. Email him at jboyce@blackburnradio.com. Follow him on Twitter: @JTBoyceCHOK

Woman sought in early morning stabbing on Davis Street

Lindsay Rene Smith, of no fixed address, is wanted on one count each of assault with a weapon and assault causing bodily harm.

Sarnia-Lambton receives initial COVID vaccine shipment

Lambton Public Health said the first 500 doses of the Moderna vaccine arrived Monday and vaccinations will start Tuesday.

Drug trafficking charges laid after traffic stop

During a search of the vehicle, police say they seized 7.8 grams of methamphetamine, 3.9 grams of fentanyl, 2.2 grams of cocaine, $2,310 in Canadian currency and $125 in U.S. currency.

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Driver of vehicle with three flat tires charged with impaired

Sarnia police laid an impaired driving charge after stopping a vehicle with three flat tires Friday morning in the area of Clifford and Christina Streets.

Pandemic takes toll on Blue Water Bridge operations

Some future maintenance projects at the Bluewater Bridge have been put on hold due to declining tolls at the international span.

Sanitary sewer smoke testing in Coronation Park

Residents living in Sarnia’s Coronation Park area shouldn’t be alarmed to see smoke coming from the sewers this week.

Sarnia meal-kit service supports local producers, businesses

Call The Chef offers pre packaged ingredients and recipe cards so that residents can make meals in the comfort of their own home.

St. Joseph’s Hospice receives $25K donation from foundation

The Lockwood Foundation is providing Sarnia’s St. Joseph’s Hospice with $25,000 in support of its COVID-19 Relief Fund.

Sarnia-Lambton to get Moderna vaccine, not Pfizer, starting Feb 1

The timeline for the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccine in Sarnia-Lambton is still the first week of February, but it will be the Moderna brand, not Pfizer.

Employee assaulted during theft at Petrolia business

Lambton OPP responded at around midnight and were able to identify the suspect through video surveillance.