Police Watch

Having resided in Sarnia from St Clair Twp, five years ago, I can not understand how the Sarnia Police Services operate. Nathan Colquhoun is to be commended on his recent…

Here's a personal perspective, regarding "grocery cart" issues, recently published in The Sarnia Journal. Who knew, it's a criminal offence to remove grocery carts, from business premises? Having reached a…

The Sarnia Police Service is facing questions over the hiring of a crime manager with a history of evidence tampering. While the service cites a formal selection process, internal sources…

In this April Fools day article Sarnia Police are reviewing a castle-inspired HQ design submitted by Nathan Colquhoun, featuring towers, a statue, and a ceremonial drawbridge. Officials say it captures…

In December 2025, I sent a message to the Mayor and City Council indicating concern about the rhetoric and emotional statements and claims made for a new station with little…

The Sarnia Police Service is utilizing visual data that suggests a downward trend in spending while the actual budget is projected to reach a record high of $40,780,727 by 2027

The low rate of criminal charges resulting from the city's shopping cart recovery initiative suggests that the issue is a matter of logistics rather than a task for law enforcement.

Sarnia’s police board says it stopped pushing a new headquarters after the mayor’s veto. But in the same meeting, the service says its needs are unchanged and repeats that a…

Sarnia Police initiative focused on cart theft and urban disorder has produced two charges since being introduced in late 2024.

The Sarnia Police Service Board is not elected. Its members are selected through three different processes: municipal appointment, provincial appointment, and a public application. Those processes determine who is responsible…