One slice at a time
Walk into any Little Caesars store in the Sarnia-Lambton area and look around.
Bringing value to every business
Lisa Isaac has a favourite saying—or at least one she’s quick to use when explaining the value of the services she provides as a human resources consultant.
United Way hosting ‘Day of Caring’ tomorrow
The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton will officially kick off their 2019 Campaign with the 26th Annual “Day of Caring” tomorrow, Tuesday, September 10.
Business group hosting ‘Dragon’s Den’ star as part of Business Week
She’s a Dragon; an engineer; a Venture Capitalist, and serial entrepreneur.
Local church hosting ‘Pig Roast N Party’ this Saturday
It’s a fall tradition for Sarnia’s Lighthouse Community Church, located at 152 Parker Street (at the corner of Nelson) and organizers are inviting their neighbours—near and far—for free popcorn, cotton candy, hot dogs, roast pork, baked beans and coleslaw.
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- Canadian Coast Guard is in action on the St. Clair River as part of training
- Bringing joy to her corner of the world
- Western students come out winners in Capstone Design Competition in Sarnia
Landmark Village celebrates 10 years as Sarnia’s ‘cruise ship on land’
Residents and team members at Landmark Village celebrated the Sarnia senior living community’s 10th anniversary Aug.
County Archives presenting learning opportunity on geneology
Lambton County Archives (LCA) will be hosting a year-long workshop series focusing on genealogical research and archival preservation.
Bringing joy to her corner of the world
Christine Yurchuk may tell you that her extended path to entrepreneurship may have been at least partially influenced by stories told by her husband, although to be accurate, perhaps not at the beginning.
New commercial ethanol facility gets federal funding
The Federal Government says it is investing more than $4.7 million for two projects being undertaken by Woodland Biofuels.
Modelling a career choice
While the career of Meghie Smids, daughter of Marie Marcy-Smids and Henry Smids, a security consultant, is obviously still in its early days, it’s not hard at all to see continued success for this young female engineer.
United Way announces ‘needs target’ for upcoming campaign
The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton is adopting a “needs target” of $1.9 million it hopes to raise for its 2019 campaign, a number it says reflects “appropriate funding” for the 36 programs and services the agency supports.
With a smile and much more
While Shannon Rake has spent “a lot of time in the dealership world,” she’ll also tell you that her first love, at least from a career standpoint, was as a veterinary technician.
Proposal to build natural gas to gasoline plant emerges
A B.C.-based company says it wants to turn natural gas into 15,000 barrels of gasoline on property once owned by Dow Chemical Canada Inc.
Upcoming event designed to help with hiring challenges
An upcoming event organized by the Sarnia Lambton Economic Partnership, Sarnia-Lambton Local Immigration Partnership, and Lambton College (with support from the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce) is designed to help employers with their hiring challenges.
Lambton College hosting FireFit championship event
Lambton College is hosting an exciting competition and very popular demonstration of the skills and professionalism of firefighters at September’s Western Ontario FireFit Championship, taking place Friday, September 6 through Sunday, September 8.
Beyond our greatest expectations
It’s been close to three decades since Katherine Walker, who grew up in a family of eight brothers and sisters in the town of Lambeth, just outside London, moved to Corunna with her children and husband, who was transferred here with the Ministry of the Environment.