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Lambton volunteer wins 4-H award (opens the original)
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4-H Ontario is awarding a Brigden-area woman for her volunteerism. Tami Langstaff said she’s been volunteering with the Lambton 4-H Association since 2022. After spending some time with the non-profit youth development organization as a teenager, Langstaff said her recent work with the group includes acting as its treasurer, secretary, membership co-ordinater, and leading a number of clubs. Those include one for six- to eight-year-olds called cloverbuds, and others for skills such as crochet, ba
Candidates consider how they'd use strong mayor powers (opens the original)
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As mayor, Bill Dennis says he’d make the city more business friendly, and suggested he’d use strong mayor powers to make it happen. “I’m going to be changing the culture at city hall,” said the two-term city councillor and candidate for mayor during a Blackburn Media-hosted debate at Sarnia’s Dante Club Thursday. “It’s going to be very, very pro business,” said Dennis, stressing his top priority is attracting new jobs and industries to the community. “We are going to give people five-star servic
Gallery exhibitions in Sarnia about time, perception (opens the original)
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Alvinston artist Liana Russwurm’s Italian Baroque-inspired portraits look at first like they’re from another time, says Sonya Blazek. But slowing down to take a closer look, you see tattoos, modern clothing and technology that give the Homme exhibition pieces away as contemporary, said the Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery curator. “So, there’s this very interesting tension that’s happening,” Blazek said. Time, perception, and their affect on things such as memory and art itself are themes runn
Employers encouraged to hire people facing barriers (opens the original)
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Finding the right fit for job openings has been a struggle of late for many Sarnia-Lambton employers, says a local chamber of commerce spokesperson. “Finding staffing, hiring, there are some gaps in the community,” said Nicole Crosby. About 60 employers signed up for an event Tuesday at the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club, designed to help recognize a potentially underutilized talent pool in the community, said Stacey Mullen, Ontario Works manager in Lambton. The Lambton Works Centre, Circles Lambt
Funding private health care in Ontario costs more and leads to longer waits (opens the original)
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Amid belt-tightening at Sarnia’s hospital, and others in Ontario, provincial investment in for-profit clinics has been on the rise, a new study says. The result is not a reduction in procedure wait times, as touted when Queen’s Park expanded private clinic investment in 2023, said Andrew Longhurst with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. Instead, the median wait times for eight of 12 publicly funded priority procedures in Ontario, including MRI scans, cataract surgeries, and cancer surg
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