Michigan’s newly-elected Democratic governor has issued an executive order halting work on any plans for an underwater tunnel that the state’s outgoing administration had proposed before last November’s election.
A newly-graduated family medicine physician who hails from the area has become the 32nd doctor recruited by the Physician Recruitment Taskforce of Sarnia Lambton.
The Lambton Writers Association is hosting a special event as part of National Poetry Month, which begins April 1.
At the Canadian Cancer Society, officials know that cancer changes people but they also believe that a cancer diagnosis doesn’t have to define who they are.
The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton has put a ribbon on 2018 by recapping the general fundraising campaign at its Annual General Meeting.
LifeLabs celebrated the grand opening of a new collection site in Sarnia on Friday, hosting a ribbon-cutting and celebration inside its facility at 481 London Road.
Organizers of the recent CANstruction event at Lambton Mall are calling the popular exhibits put together by local teams of employees throughout the region a rousing success—with more than 55,000 canned and boxed food items that made up the 16 structures.
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.
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.