Chris Carter, who officially became Sarnia’s Chief Administrative Officer on April 1, sat down for a recorded interview just last week, a conversation that gave us a glimpse into his background, what motivated him to take on his duties and what he hopes to accomplish.
We were able to capture the MV Paul R. Tregurtha, a lake freighter that currently the “unofficial” title of Queen of the Lakes as the longest freighter on the Great Lakes, from our vantage point on the U.S.
When it comes to changing attitudes around mental health in Canada, one of the key initiatives promises to be one that involves the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and local affiliates such as the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce.
It’s been a half year now since Marty Raaymakers sold MIG Engineering (now owned by Devin Johnson) but that doesn’t mean he’s without things to do.
There’s little question that one of the largest—perhaps THE largest—engineering firms in our region is SNC-Lavalin, the Canadian-based but global powerhouse that is, notably, the lead firm behind the $2 billion expansion of NOVA Chemicals’ Corunna site.
Sarnia-Lambton’s formal participation in the Intelligent Community Forum’s (ICF) Smart Communities challenge has concluded for 2019.
Various staff members from the Federal Bridge Corporation working at the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward were at the Good Shepherd Lodge, which is part of the inn of the Good Shepherd, for an opportunity to pitch in and connect with the community on Tuesday.
For the owners and operators of the Canadian side of the Blue Water Bridge, it continues to be a “sure and steady” series of improvements to the nation’s second busiest international commercial crossing, with some of the most visible evidence of those changes outlined to media earlier this week.
When Sandy Marshall looks back on his career and recalls growing up on a farm not very far from Sarnia-Lambton, he finds it somewhat ironic that much of his work as executive director of Bioindustrial Innovation Canada is in many ways related to a way of life he once wanted to leave behind.
Tony Lavoratore, who along with his wife Shannon owns the Bread-Man in the Northgate West Plaza, hosted what he and others hope will be an annual event—Ferrari Day.
Over 450 Student Nutrition Program volunteers, who provide healthy food to students every school day, were recognized this weekj by the Ontario Student Nutrition Program-Lambton (OSNP-Lambton).
It’s clear from speaking with Mike Thompson and Paul Croft that it was the structure of a business plan that they presented to the senior management team at Rally Engineering, headquartered in Edmonton, that has been formational in the success of the Sarnia office the pair co-lead.
Bluewater Health is inviting the community to attend its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday, June 26, 2019.
Anyone who has a loved one with dementia and has experienced that individual “wandering off” can understand how terrifying that situation can be.
Dozens of runners and walkers in various age categories and levels of skill will be taking part in this Sunday’s 42nd annual YMCA-CHOK International Bridge Race 10K Run.
Dr. Michel Haddad, Chief of Professional Staff, Bluewater Health, has received an Award of Excellence for Faculty in Community/Distributed Sites, from Western University’s Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry.
