Normandy Street in LaSalle has been temporarily renamed after a fallen police officer.
The road has been renamed Robert Carrick Way for one week.
Carrick was a 22-year-old constable for Sandwich West police, now LaSalle, when he was fatally shot responding to a domestic call on Aug. 23, 1969.
Before the shooting, Carrick had secured the safety of a mother, child and babysitter.
Two other officers were injured and one lost an eye.
The suspect ended up serving 10 years in jail.
A ceremony naming a bridge over the Herb Grey Parkway after Carrick is scheduled for Sunday morning at town hall.
