Paul Morden
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Sarnia-area Dream Home Lottery grand prize ready for visitors (opens the original)
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Bluewater Health Foundation’s 32nd Dream Home is officially open. Foundation representatives and the home’s builders gathered at 3504 Paul Cres., near Camlachie, Thursday to cut a ribbon on the four-bedroom, three-bathroom grand prize for this year’s fundraising lottery. Volunteers will begin hosting weekend open houses Saturday and Sunday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and sales so far have been promising since Dream Home lottery tickets went on sale in mid-September, said Kathy Alexander, the foundation’s
Lambton County concerned about impact of Dresden-area dump proposal (opens the original)
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Lambton County wants its residents’ concerns heard when the province considers environmental approvals for a Toronto-area company’s plan to reopen a landfill site just over the county line near Dresden. York1 Environmental Waste Solutions has said it plans to reopen a landfill and operate a recycling and waste facility at 29831 Irish School Rd., about two kilometres from the border with Lambton. The county’s concerns include the impact of trucks travelling south from Highway 402 through Lambton
Sarnia Every Child Matters walk marks Day for Truth and Reconciliation (opens the original)
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Indigenous communities are still healing from the impact of Canada’s residential schools, Elizabeth Plain told those taking part Wednesday in an Every Child Matters march in Sarnia. The Aamjiwnaang First Nation resident spoke at Sarnia’s waterfront after the march from the Sarnia-Lambton Native Friendship Centre on Lochiel Street. Many wore orange shirts as they marched behind an eagle staff and drummers to the waterfront at Paul Blundy Park. Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliat
Dispatching changes may impact Lambton County ambulance response times (opens the original)
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Ambulances may take longer to arrive to calls that aren’t life-threatening because of changes coming in November to how Lambton County paramedics are dispatched. A communications centre in Wallaceburg dispatching ambulances in Lambton and Chatham-Kent is switching to a provincial medical priority dispatch system that prioritizes life-threatening emergencies rather than call sequence, said a county report. “We would see it as a better system” that “hones-in on the triage level of the callers,” sa
Sarnia native apprentice artistic director at London's Grand Theatre (opens the original)
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Sarnia-born director Alexandra Rizkallah has been named apprentice artistic director at London’s Grand Theatre. Rizkallah, who became hooked on theatre while a student at Sarnia’s Northern Collegiate, will serve in the post during the Grand Theatre’s 2026-27 season. “The Grand Theatre is almost like an artistic home for me,” she said. She first worked there in 2023 as assistant director of the show Homes: A Refugee Story, and then again in early 2025 assisting on the show Heist. “It has been a r
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