Local First Nation chief says it will take a community approach to address opioid crisis
Efforts to help those with opioid and drug addiction will ramp up this week at Kettle and Stoney Point First Nation.
Future county council to consider health board
The possible formation of a health board has been tabled to next fall, and councillor Mike Stark is not happy about the decision.
Active COVID-19 case count remains unchanged
Lambton Public Health reported 17 new cases on Saturday and 17 recoveries.
UPDATE: Fog advisory ends
Environment Canada has ended a fog advisory for Sarnia-Lambton.
Scoreboard, Oct 9
Sarnia’s OHL and GOJHL teams will both get a break from the ice after coming off losses Friday night. The Sarnia Sting lost to the Windsor Spitfires 3-2 in overtime and the Legionnaires lost to the St. Mary’s Lincolns 4-1.
Refined Fool wins bronze for its IPA at national competition
Recognition at the Canadian Brewing Awards has fueled excitement for local brewmasters to work on new recipes for possible submissions at next year’s competition.
Local students awarded LFA scholarships
Several post-secondary students have received a financial boost through scholarships awarded by the Lambton Federation of Agriculture.
Young Sarnia student inspires others during annual fundraiser
Stephanie Oetting said her son, four-year-old Easton, raised $2,895 for the Terry Fox Foundation and took part in the recent walk/ run event at King George VI Public School in Sarnia.
MOH says more policies needed to reach 90% vaccination rate
Lambton Medical Officer of Health Dr. Sudit Ranade says current policies in place will not be enough to reach the province’s 90 per cent vaccination target.
Local firefighter reflects on 50 years in the service
The Petrolia & North Enniskillen Fire Department congratulated Ken Henry on his milestone over social media this week.
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