A research project designed to identify retention challenges faced by international students attending Lambton College has received funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
This year’s CANstruction event is about to hit the halls of Lambton Mall.
Last week’s announcement of a grant from the Transport Canada Airports Capital Assistance Program that will be used to complete improvements at the Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport is an important milestone for Sarnia-Lambton.
Representatives of the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce—Board chair Ryan Bell and President and CEO Shirley de Silva—will be heading to the provincial capital next Monday (March 25) to engage with legislators and their staff as part of Advocacy Day 2019.
Supporters of Lambton Centre, a non-profit summer camp in Lambton Shores, will want to take note of a trivia night fundraiser that will take place on April 13, 2019 at the Royal Canadian Legion in Forest.
This past weekend several members of the Bluewater Gymnastics Club were awarded medals at the International Gymnix meet in Montreal, Quebec.
The accolades continue to roll in for Enactus Lambton. The innovative student group, who took home the Enactus World Cup in October, are celebrating another victory after claiming their 7th consecutive Central Canadian Championship for Entrepreneurship.
“WIN this Space,” an initiative of the Sarnia Lambton Business Development Corporation that’s now in its third year, is an opportunity to kickstart entrepreneurship for Lambton County and applications are now open through next Thursday, March 21 at 5 p.m.
News that the City of Sarnia is about to embark on a full-scale review of various regulations in every department, the idea being to reduce or eliminate red tape, is a good start and one to be commended.
The Sarnia Lambton Workforce Development Board, a local organization intent on providing current actionable statistics on trends useful to both employers and job seekers, has produced a report that gives an overview of the emerging bio-industry in the region.
Kathleen Mundy has certainly made her mark in the community, having built a career from the ground up and taken it to heights even she may not have foreseen from her beginnings growing up in Petrolia.
The City of Sarnia has hired its new Chief Administrative Officer.
Josh Lines surely has one of Sarnia-Lambton’s most intriguing entrepreneurial stories, one that he hopes will eventually see the product he has branded becoming a “cross Canada” phenomenon in a very specific category: hot sauce.
Last week’s Annual General Meeting of the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce featured not only the installation of board members (including two new names to the roster) but a featured speaker who shared his inspiring story of how he and his family have found a new life in Sarnia-Lambton.
Lambton College has proven to be a cut above the competition when it comes to serving up culinary arts.
Winning any of the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Business Achievement Awards categories is no small feat but being the first to take home a new award—Tech-Novation—is particularly special in the mind of Mat Berube, co-founder of LEADWAVE Technologies.