5 things to do in Sarnia-Lambton this weekend — July 28 – 30
There isn’t a drop of rain in Environment Canada’s weekend forecast.
Sarnia’s battle against invasive phragmites continues
The City of Sarnia is gearing up for phase two in its battle against invasive phragmites along the Howard Watson Nature Trail.
Chamber’s support for rail improvements is spreading
Last year, at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s AGM in Regina, Chambers from across the country voted to pass a resolution submitted by Sarnia-Lambton that called on the federal government to support the development of a High Frequency Rail (HFR) project by VIA Rail.
Broadway coming to the Grand Bend Beach
An evening of show tunes and fun is planned for the Grand Bend Beach on August 2, starting at 7:00 p.m.
Chamber offering members insights into export opportunities
Businesses in the area are being invited by the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce to take advantage of another benefit—the opportunity to learn about ways to grow beyond the community as an exporter.
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City Supports Local Music
Opening Segment: Understanding Bill 148 The Entertainment Scene: Get your boots and hats ready!
Sarnia Speaks on Diversity happening at new location
Sarnia Speaks on Diversity, originally set to take place at the Sarnia Library Theatre, has been moved to theStory at 179 Christina Street, just down the street from the former location.
Reuse, recycle, redecorate
When Danielle Lightfoot moved into a new house, she knew she had to decorate its empty walls.
Chamber planning ‘Town Hall’ meeting tonight to discuss Bill 148
The Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Town Hall meeting today (Tuesday, July 25, 2017) as an opportunity to discuss the impact on business from Ontario legislation that would see a rise in the provincial minimum wage as well as other workforce related changes that would affect scheduling, temporary work, vacation time and unionization.
Major collision shuts down westbound Hwy. 402
As the result of a Tuesday morning collision in the westbound lanes of Highway 402 approaching the Blue Water Bridge, a 27-year-old driver from St.
Rotarians part of ‘joy of pancakes’ at last weekend’s Mackinac Race event
Last Saturday was a special one for members of the Rotary Club of Sarnia, who came out in full force to serve a pancake and sausage breakfast for the hundreds who consider the pre-race celebration around the Port Huron to Mackinac race an annual “must attend” event.
Nominations open for Sarnia accessibility awards
The Sarnia Accessibility Advisory Committee is asking the public to send in nominations of businesses and individuals they feel have helped to create an accessible environment for the citizens of Sarnia for the fifth annual Sarnia Accessibility Awards.
Sarnia Library closed until at least mid-August
A minor fire has caused some major issues at the Sarnia Library forcing the facility to close its doors until at least the second week of August.
St. Clair River fishing on Aamjiwnaang territory restricted to community members
Chief and Council of Aamjiwnaang First Nation have restricted fishing on its territory along the St.
One of Sarnia’s most ‘outstanding’ businesses
Jessica and Lamar Hanna, owners of the Centrepoint IDA Pharmacy, had low expectations when they learned the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce nominated their business for the Small Business of the Year award.
History buffs rejoice: Lambton County Archives doubles capacity
The Lambton County Archives has room to grow after a major renovation.