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

Weekend street closures proposed to help downtown businesses recover

A portion of Christina Street would only be accessible by foot, allowing businesses to expand outdoor sales.

Sarnia police officers collecting donated bikes for youth

Two Sarnia police officers are teaming up with Sarnia-Lambton Rebound to collect donations of bicycles for less fortunate youth in the city.

Sarnians urged to help water trees in drought-like conditions

With no precipitation in the forecast for the next several days, the City of Sarnia is asking residents to help them water trees on their properties.

Sarnia police deal with large gatherings, Canada Day youth parties

In most cases, police said they educated the crowds on social distancing guidelines and several teenagers were cautioned for underage alcohol possession.

July peak month for grill fires

With the summer outdoor grilling season upon us, Sarnia Fire and Rescue is offering some safety tips for using propane and charcoal barbecues.

Sting choose Slovakian centre in CHL Import Draft (VIDEO)

The Sarnia Sting selected left handed centre Alex Geci with the 7th overall pick in Tuesday’s CHL Import Draft.

Sarnia Canada Day parade cancelled but food drive still on

This year’s Canada Day parade has been cancelled but the Rotary Club of Sarnia-Lambton After-Hours is still collecting canned food donations for the Inn of the Good Shepherd.

Sarnia men arrested in Woodstock drug investigation

Two Sarnia men were arrested in Woodstock Saturday following a report of suspicious activity at a business in the south end of the city.

Upgrade of Oil Museum at Oil Springs planned

The Oil Museum of Canada is getting a facelift thanks in part to a generous donation from the Judith and Norman Alix Foundation.

New strategic plan being developed at Western Research Park

The plan will focus on developing innovation opportunities and strengthening the park’s reputation as a hub for business development and technology commercialization locally.