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Sarnia-Lambton has been chosen as one of four Ontario communities for the Regional Economic Development through Immigration (REDI) pilot, a program designed to address workforce shortages and foster economic growth.

Lambton County Library has introduced tool kits to its growing collection of borrowable items, joining fishing poles, telescopes, and sports kits as resources available for residents to borrow free of charge.

Sarnia is reducing residential parking requirements in its new zoning bylaws, but some advocates push for eliminating citywide parking minimums to boost affordability and infill development, with Spokane Washington's recent pilot program offering a potential model.

The Sarnia Lambton Pickleball Club’s Spring Smash tournament returns to Lambton College in May, promising three days of competitive play and fundraising for a permanent facility.

The Lambton Kent District School Board is introducing the Black Excellence in Education award at the Chatham-Kent Black Excellence Awards to honor educators making a lasting impact on students and communities.

A new research project from Lambton College is looking to address gender-based violence by aiming to engage with men as allies in the fight against intimate partner violence. 

Families can explore electricity and winter traditions during two PA Day events hosted by the Oil Museum of Canada and Lambton Heritage Museum on Friday, January 31, 2025.

Lambton County’s Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Karalyn Dueck, has issued a Cold Weather Alert for the region based on the latest forecast from Environment Canada predicting the temperature to meet the threshold of -15°C overnight beginning Monday, Jan. 20. 

Wallaceburg District Secondary School offers a highly regarded Personal Support Worker (PSW) program, designed to equip students with the necessary skills and experience for a successful career in healthcare.