Federal Election 2025

The newly redrawn riding of Sarnia–Lambton–Bkejwanong will remain under Conservative representation following Marilyn Gladu’s re-election on Monday night with more than half the vote.

“We can navigate the challenges of the Energy Transition if we put the people of our community first.” Lo-Anne Chan shares her vision for a cleaner, more resilient Sarnia-Lambton-Bkejwanong.

“I’m not here to toe the line for a party whip—I’m here to represent you.” Everaert outlines why he believes the People’s Party of Canada is the right choice for Sarnia-Lambton-Bkejwanong.

Federal Liberal candidate George Vandenberg says Sarnia–Lambton needs “a real voice in Ottawa” to attract investment in energy, infrastructure, and skilled trades. He highlights the need to support industry while positioning the region for a clean energy future.

“Canadians shouldn't have to choose between supporting equity-deserving communities or investing in the economy,” says Lo-Anne Chan, NDP candidate for Sarnia-Lambton-Bkejwanong, who highlights the link between diverse representation and inclusive leadership.

We’ve invited every candidate in Sarnia—Lambton—Bkejwanong’s federal race to share their stance on key issues, giving voters an unfiltered look at where they stand ahead of the election.

Sarnia Strategic Vote 2025 outlines its call for strategic voting and greater civic engagement ahead of the federal election in Sarnia–Lambton–Bkejwanong.

This isn’t a symbolic vote. This is a real chance to change the narrative,” writes Rodney Beatty in a letter encouraging support for George Vandenberg in Sarnia–Lambton–Bkejwanong.

"I want to be your advocate to ensure Sarnia–Lambton benefits from every single one of these cost-saving policies."

"This community gave my family a home. It gave me a place to raise my kids. And it’s where I’ve spent over 60 years working, serving, and building relationships I’m proud of."