Paul Morden, The Sarnia Observer | September 26, 2017 Representatives of Canada’s petrochemical industry are set to gather in Point Edward this week for a two-day Petrochem Canada conference on the topic of Enhancing Canadian Competitiveness. Approximately 150 delegates are expected to attend the conference launched last year with an even in Edmonton, said Matthew Slotwinski, a business development consultant…
Josh Boyce, Blackburn News | September 21, 2017 Lambton College is showcasing sustainable energy projects and initiatives during Friday’s fourth annual Green Energy Doors Open event. The free public open house is meant to provide the community with the chance to learn more about green technologies being developed or tested at the college. Executive Dean of Applied Research and Innovation…
Melanie Irwin, Blackburn News – Sarnia | September 12, 2017 Another hurdle has been cleared in the development of a new “modern” family medical clinic in Sarnia, which is hoped to attract more doctors to the city to help meet your needs. City council approved a rezoning and official plan amendment Monday, to allow a two storey addition to…
Troy Shantz, The Sarnia Journal | September 11, 2017 Lambton College has opened a sports arena that is the first of its kind at a Canadian college. No balls or nets here, just high-end gaming computers lining a glass-walled space in the former student lounge. “We saw this need and we said we can make this run, and we…
Tara Jeffrey, The Sarnia Journal | August 31, 2017 A grassroots anti-poverty program that started eight years ago in Sarnia-Lambton is now spreading across the country, says Gayle Montgomery, the woman at the helm of the groundbreaking Circles initiative. “Things are fabulous,” said Montgomery, who will travel as far as Mission, B.C., this fall, to help out the program…