Two Grand Bend artists coming together for Gallery displays
Exciting changes are taking place at the Art Gallery on Main Street in Grand Bend.
Business
Chamber taking proactive stand on ‘unacceptable’ changes to tax code
Several business owners from a wide range of sectors, including retail, farming, and medicine, gathered on Tuesday for a Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce-hosted event that highlighted the impact proposed changes by the Federal Government would have, not only on their economic livelihood but the entire nation.
Tara Duff-Cloes continues to deliver value for customers, employees at fabricating shop
Tara Duff-Cloes says she always gravitated toward things mechanical, hanging out with her father, spending time in the shop where she works today as owner/president.
Completion of Howard Watson Nature Trail improvements are celebrated
Sarnia’s Bluewater Trails Committee took time on Saturday Sept. 16) to acknowledge receipt of a federal grant of $110,000, which combined with a matching grant from several local companies, was used to revamp the Howard Watson Nature Trail.
Chamber opposition to transit changes sways Council
Rural residents, farmers and businesses on the outskirts of Sarnia won’t be forced to pay for bus services, following calls by the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce to tax only those who have the opportunity to use bus services.
Medical cannabis producer answers questions at meeting
Corporate representatives of Tilray, the company that will begin producing medical cannabis products from a 100-acre Enniskillen Township site beginning later this year, were on hand Thursday to discuss their plans with members of the public.
Town Hall meeting tomorrow will give glimpse into new medical marijuana plans
The B.C.-based company that has announced plans to acquire a 100-acre facility currently operating as Enniskillen Pepper Co.
Family owned enterprise builds on heritage with eye to the future
Steeves & Rozema, a Sarnia-based family enterprise that was founded in 1963, continues to grow and prosper, with a keen eye on both the present operations and to the future.
Words of ‘cautious optimism’ fly on possible NOVA expansion
Reports of NOVA Chemicals beginning a process of clearing land said to be the site of a proposed $2-billion polyethylene plant shouldn’t be seen as a firm commitment by the company.
Local company has team member recognized by industry association
For the second time in three years, a local custom kitchen and bathroom company, William Standen Co.