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Lambton County Council met on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026.

Four new exhibitions are opening this fall at the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery (JNAAG), bringing together contemporary works and pieces from the Gallery’s permanent collection that explore portraiture, still life, memory, movement, and materiality

Beginning Thursday, October 1, Lambton's Creative County Grant Program will be receiving funding applications for arts, culture and heritage initiatives occurring in Lambton County in 2027.

Lambton Public Health is seeking information about the location of a dog and its owner following a dog bite incident that occurred around 8:15 p.m. on Monday, September 14, 2026, on 191 Indian Road South directly outside of Food Basics in Sarnia.

The County of Lambton is launching a $3.5 million fundraising campaign to support the future Stones ‘N Bones Museum and transformation of the Sarnia Library, with the Judith & Norman Alix Foundation providing an early boost to the campaign through a $500,000 contribution.

In recognition of the Foundation’s significant support, the children’s library within the redeveloped facility will be named the Judith & Norman Alix Foundation Children’s Library.

Lambton County Council has approved amendments to By-law No. 30 of 2010 through By-law No. 17 of 2026 to expand the public health inspection disclosure program beyond the DineSafe Lambton program. The expanded program, called Lambton Public Health Inspection Reports, will include food safety inspections and inspections of all other regulated, non-food premises. 

Lambton County Library is celebrating Culture Days with a series of free events inviting the community to explore local history, literature, music, storytelling, and the outdoors.

Culture Days is a national celebration of arts, culture, and heritage that brings communities together through free experiences. This year, Lambton County Library is offering a variety of events throughout September and into early October.

The County of Lambton is inviting residents to help name its newest affordable housing development at 471 Kathleen Avenue in Sarnia.

The submission form is available through the County of Lambton website. Paper copies will be made available at the front counter of the Lambton Shared Services Centre at 162 Lochiel Street, Suite 100 in Sarnia. All submissions will be accepted until noon on Friday, September 18.

Highlights from Lambton County Council's regular meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 2