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Chief Davis Drops Libel Lawsuit Against Sarnia Media Group

The action ended before a judge heard an anti-SLAPP motion, after the paper said the suit targeted reporting on police leadership and spending.

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Sarnia's police chief has permanently dropped his $1.5 million lawsuit, filed against Nathan Colquhoun and the Sarnia Media Group, owner of the Sarnia Journal.

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Top cop drops $1.5M lawsuit against Sarnia newspaper, owner

Sarnia’s police chief has withdrawn his lawsuit against a local newspaper and its ownership.

·Sarnia, Canada
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Chief Davis drops libel lawsuit against Sarnia Media Group

Sarnia's police chief has permanently dropped his $1.5 million lawsuit, filed against Nathan Colquhoun and the Sarnia Media Group, owner of the Sarnia Journal.

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Police chief permanently drops $1.5M lawsuit against The Sarnia Journal

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The Sarnia Journal broke the news on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
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