Let’s put a bench on every street corner
The Sarnia Journal has partnered with the nuSarnia Foundation to feature a series of stories promoting active transportation and community wellness.

The Sarnia Journal has partnered with the nuSarnia Foundation to feature a series of stories promoting active transportation and community wellness.
By: The nuSarnia Foundation
Public seating is a rarity in our cities and towns, at bus stops or intersections. How often do we cross paths without a place to connect? An intersection is designed for movement, not mingling, but what if we change that with a simple addition?

Imagine a bench on every street corner, symbolizing that our streets belong to the community. It’s a small yet powerful step towards making our streets inviting and encouraging social interaction. In a world grappling with social isolation, let’s transform our streets into spaces that draw us out, connecting us and fostering a sense of community.

Imagine a bench on every corner! Let’s reshape our neighbourhoods and communities around safe, social gathering places. It all starts with a simple seat.
nuSarnia is a passionate group of social entrepreneurs committed to making Sarnia the best it can be – a vibrant, lively city where people are excited to live, work, play and learn. We are committed to raising awareness, sharing knowledge, acquiring wisdom, fostering collaboration and attentively listing to create a more connected, active and healthy community.
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