Josh Boyce

Josh has been working for Blackburn Sarnia since May 2010 after graduating from Fanshawe College's Broadcast Journalism program. His passions include sports broadcasting, reporting and interviews. Josh also broadcasts Sarnia Legionnaires hockey games. Email him at jboyce@blackburnradio.com. Follow him on Twitter: @JTBoyceCHOK

Lambton College hosting first in-person convocation since 2019

Bluewater Health’s Chief of Staff will be the guest speaker at Lambton College’s upcoming convocation ceremony.

Small earthquake felt near Corunna Monday

Natural Resources Canada Research Scientist Allison Bent said the seismic event happened at around 3:49 p.m.

SGCC hosting Ontario Senior Men’s Golf Championship

Over 130 of the top male amateur golfers in the province, aged 55 plus, will be making their way to Sarnia this summer.

Childcare providers actively recruiting workers

Over 120 full and part-time childcare positions are available for workers in Sarnia-Lambton.

LPH reports increased risk of Lyme disease at Pinery

Lambton Public Health is encouraging residents to take some extra precautions when visiting the Pinery Provincial Park.

MOE investigates foul odour from local waste disposal site

The Ontario Ministry of Environment (MOE) is following up on a complaint received from a resident regarding a foul smell in Sarnia’s south end.

Lambton College’s in-person open house returns Saturday

Those looking to continue their academic careers at Lambton College are invited to the school’s first in-person open house in two years.

SCRCA seeking applications for 2022 scholarships

Applications are open to students living within the boundary of the St. Clair Region Conservation Authority or who attend a secondary school in Sarnia, Forest, Petrolia, Wallaceburg, Dresden, and Strathroy.

Chamber, Seaway Kiwanis host first provincial all-candidates forum

Each candidate was given a chance to offer a glimpse of their party’s stance on issues including healthcare, housing, small businesses, and renewable energy.

Lambton College Immigration Taskforce (Photo courtesy of Rob Kardas via Twitter)

SLEP offers new program to assist international job seekers

Economic Development Officer Cari Meloche said the workforce demand in Lambton County is expected to be more than 20,000 over the 2020 to 2030 period.