Get a taste of Summer this month at the Toronto International Boat Show
It may be the dead of winter in Ontario, but summer arrives early in Toronto with the return of the Toronto International Boat Show.
Volunteers sought for Celebration of Lights take down
Help is needed to move more than 30 displays from the Celebration of Lights to their summer storage home at Sandrin Services on a new date two weeks from now—Saturday, Jan.
Job insights for 2020
To provide accurate and timely employment forecasts for business leaders, Express Employment Professionals International Headquarters conducts an ongoing Job Insights survey to track hiring trends across a wide range of industries.
Lambton College receives $2.75M in research funding to support bio-industry
This year the bio-industry received a local boost after Lambton College Research & Innovation announced the receipt of two separate grants totalling $2.75M.
Local MP throws hat in ring for Conservative leadership
Local Member of Parliament Marilyn Gladu is hoping to replace Andrew Scheer as Conservative leadership as she formally announced her candidacy on Thursday.
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Mayor honours several local ‘notables’
CLARA AND FRED BERG Every week for over 25 years Clara and Fred have volunteered at Sarnia’s Mission Thrift Store doing everything from interacting with the customers, mopping floors, and sorting through bags of donations, just to name a few.
Rotarians hoping to entice readers to buy 40,000 used books
Some 40,000 used books will be available at the Rotary Club of Bluewaterland’s annual used book sale scheduled for January 17,18 and 19.
Mooretown hockey team players donate to United Way
The Mooretown Jr. Flags Bantam Rep hockey team raised over $200 for the United Way of Sarnia-Lambton at their final game of the regular season.
Marianas Trench returning to Imperial Theatre
Tickets for a one-night performance by Marianas Trench are now on sale through the Imperial Theatre box office.
Bright’s Grove homeowner takes top prize for light display
Genaro Ramos of 2731 Sandfield Crescent in Brights Grove has won a top prize of $350 from Bluewater Power, as part of this season’s home decorating contest.
Bringing imagination to the world
The history of business is full of stories, such as the time when Reid Hastings is said to have misplaced a copy of the movie Apollo 13, which according to one telling (there have been others), led to the founding of Netflix.
Season’s Greetings from Lambton Shield
From our families to yours, may you experience the Joy that is Christmas and enjoy a Safe and Prosperous New Year in 2020!
With 30+ community partners supporting 800+ youth
Sarnia’s Youth HUB located at St Luke’s United Church has seen wonderful success since opening its doors in February 2017, supporting over 800 individual youth aged 16 – 24 who have attended the Hub more than 12,330 times.
What’s worse than getting fruit cake for Christmas?
What’s worse than getting Aunt Helen’s fruitcake for Christmas? Getting “the flu.”
Habitat for Humanity has a new development manager
Angela Kirkland has just arrived at Habitat for Humanity Sarnia/Lambton as the organization’s new Fund Development Manager.
Bridging the generations with visit to Twin Lakes Terrace Nursing Home
It may have been short notice, but news that kindergarten students from Gregory A.