News

The Lambton Kent District School Board is actively pursuing provincial funding to address overcrowding, with a focus on expanding Errol Village Public School, Grand Bend Public School, and Plympton-Wyoming Public School.

After a ten-year hiatus, Diversion Entertainment returns to Sarnia’s theatre scene, bringing a comedic twist to a beloved magical tale. Their production of Puffs, opening on October 31, offers a hilarious look at the story you know and love from another house's perspective.

After facing mid-season challenges, the Sarnia Cricket Club’s ‘A’ Team triumphed in the London Cricket League Elite Division, marking a historic win for the local club

Lambton Public Health launches a new immunization campaign, offering expanded vaccine access for COVID-19, flu, and RSV.

The planned affordable housing development, located between 463 and 499 Kathleen Avenue, will feature 50 one-bedroom units with rent based on income, including 14 units supported by The March of Dimes.

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) and Mayor Mike Bradley is using his voice to highlight the benefits of hiring someone with a disability.

Get ready for chills at Harmony for Youth’s Haunted House, "The Crypt"! This spooky event supports local youth by funding vital music programs. Don’t miss out this October!

The Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership (SLEP) has launched a new virtual learning program that aims to enhance inclusivity and diversity within local businesses.

Lambton College will host its Mega Job Fair on October 10, featuring over 60 employers. Since 2019, these events have provided valuable opportunities for job seekers to connect with potential employers and explore career options.

On October 8th, ‘Sarnians4Palestine’ will hold a peaceful protest outside MP Marilyn Gladu's office, marking one year since Israel's declaration of war. Member Micheline Steele said, “We've been doing protests every week since October [2023].”