Bringing quality home
Every Thanksgiving, most Canadians have some sort of family tradition that involves sitting down, sharing memories and expressing gratitude for the blessings they have experienced in the last 12 months.
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Chamber’s group targeting airport revitalization continues its work
Improving and revitalizing the Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport, which is owned by the City of Sarnia, is one of the chief priorities of a group organized by the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce.
Chamber report points to high-frequency rail as one of key solutions to transportation fix
The Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce and the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) have released Moving Forward: A Strategic Approach to Ontario’s Transportation Needs, a policy report that calls on the Ontario Government to develop a Long-Term Transportation Plan.
Tickets for next year’s Tall Ships event now available
Just in time for Christmas gift giving, tickets for the 2019 Sarnia Tall Ships Celebration are now on sale.
Teddy Bear Toss, now in its 21st year, takes place at this Saturday’s Sarnia Sting game
Back in 1998, Rob Ravensberg, a relatively new arrival in the community in what was a succession role with Lambton Ford Lincoln, took hold of the Terry Bear Toss concept and planted it firmly in Sarnia-Lambton.
Tourism agency hires new executive director
Mark Perrin, whose organization this year held its second successful Bluewater Borderfest event in Sarnia, is the new executive director of Tourism Sarnia-Lambton, the Lambton County funded agency.
Lambton College nursing students visit Afton Park to learn more about LTC
Lambton College first-year nursing students interested in long-term care careers spent the day meeting with Afton Park Place residents on Oct.
United Way now just over 75% of its goal
The United Way campaign has now exceeded 76% of the $2,000,000 goal.
Another look at John DeGroot, one of Sarnia-Lambton’s iconic entrepreneurs
Not so long ago, we did a podcast interview with John DeGroot who now owns the family business started by his father.
Building connections to a digital future
It was mid-2014 when members of the senior management team at Bluewater Power first began scoping out the creation of a homegrown internet service business, part of what has become the “group of companies” strategic direction that not only adds value for the municipally owned enterprise but positioned Sarnia-Lambton for future growth.