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2018 Draft Budget presented to County Council
Wyoming, ON - Lambton County Councillors will consider a proposed 2.43% net increase to the County property tax levy when they meet to discuss the 2018 Draft County of Lambton budget early next month.
Doors Open Lambton County tentatively rescheduled to 2019Lambton County, ON - The popular heritage event Doors Open Lambton County is being tentatively rescheduled to 2019.
Community partners and organizers are looking for ways to refresh their approach to the next edition of the event.
Cold Weather Alert issued for Lambton County - February 7, 2018Point Edward, ON - Lambton’s Medical Officer of Health has issued a COLD WEATHER ALERT for Lambton County based on the latest forecast from Environment Canada predicting the temperature to meet the threshold of -15°C overnight.
The alert will remain in effect overnight.
Council Highlights - February 7, 2018Wyoming, ON – At its regular meeting Wednesday, February 7, 2018, Lambton County Council:
- Heard a presentation from Mr. Brad Zantingh regarding proposed amendments to Plympton-Wyoming's Official Plan.
Cold Weather Alert issued for Lambton County - February 1, 2018Point Edward, ON - Lambton’s Medical Officer of Health has issued a COLD WEATHER ALERT for Lambton County based on the latest forecast from Environment Canada predicting the temperature to meet the threshold of -15°C overnight.
The alert will remain in effect overnight.
New shows at Judith and Norman Alix Art GalleryAssistant Curator Sonya Blazek stands next to large wall drawings by Toronto artist Kate Wilson in the lecture theatre at the Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery in downtown Sarnia..
Sarnia Library presents Blind Date with a BookSarnia, ON – Sarnia Library invites residents to go on a blind date with a hand-wrapped mystery book and get acquainted with some new genres and authors. The 'Blind Date with a Book' program will take place Thursday, February 8 until Thursday, February 15, 2018.
Lower your cancer risk: Drink less alcoholPoint Edward, ON ̶ Most connect tobacco and cancer, but when it comes to alcohol only one third of Canadians are aware they can lower their risk of cancer by reducing how much alcohol they drink.
Cancer Care Ontario (2010) estimates 3,000 new cases of cancer reported annually are alcohol-related.
