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Local Child Care and Early Years Career Fair returns this springSarnia, ON – A wide range of local child care providers will gather on Wednesday, April 1, 2026 from 10:00 a.m.
Public consultation sessions being held for updates to County Housing and Homelessness PlanSarnia, ON - The County of Lambton’s Social Services Division is continuing to collect public input for updates to the County’s 10 year Housing and Homelessness Plan. The Plan will support local decision‑making and set clear goals that help address housing and homelessness needs in our community.
Public input sought for updates to County Housing and Homelessness PlanSarnia, ON - The County of Lambton’s Social Services Division is updating its Housing and Homelessness Plan to guide local decision‑making and set clear goals that will help address housing and homelessness needs in our community.
Part of the update process includes a public survey to collect community input on experiences and opinions on housing and homelessness across the County.
County donates vacant land for Indwell supportive housing programSarnia, ON – The County of Lambton has agreed to donate a piece of vacant land on George Street in Sarnia to Indwell Community Homes for Indwell’s development of supportive housing in Lambton County.
The property, located adjacent to the EMS Station at 373 George Street, is a suitable location for a supportive housing project as identified in the County’s Jun 04, 2025
Before and after school care continuing at East Lambton Elementary SchoolWatford, ON – Before and after school care will be continuing at East Lambton Elementary School this September. North Lambton Childcare Centre will be operating the program starting this fall.
Child Care Career Fair taking place March 26 in CamlachieSarnia, ON – Lambton Rural Child Care is expanding and looking to hire for multiple rural employment opportunities in the local early years and child care sector.
Ontario Opening Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment Hub in SarniaSARNIA — The Ontario government is helping create safer communities and supporting people struggling with addiction and mental health issues in Sarnia by building a new Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hub. This new hub is part of the province’s plan to support safer communities by investing $529 million to create a total of 27 HART Hubs across the province while also banning drug injection sites from operating within 200 metres of schools and licensed child-care centres.
