Outdoor market to support local business owners
Over 60 local vendors, five food trucks, and a beer tent will be set up at an outdoor market on London Line this weekend. For more information visit Blackburn NEWS Sarnia
Over 60 local vendors, five food trucks, and a beer tent will be set up at an outdoor market on London Line this weekend. For more information visit Blackburn NEWS Sarnia
Commercial truck drivers along Highway 402 near Sarnia can now take advantage of a new rest area. For the rest of the story visit Blackburn NEWS Sarnia
However, Canadian travelers wishing to go to the U.S. will still have to wait until at least August 21. Click here for the rest of the story
A new brewery named after a local point of interest is now open in Corunna, a small community near Sarnia in Ontario’s Lambton County. For the entire story visit Canadian Beer NEWS
The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) and the Customs and Immigration Union (CIU) have served strike notice to the federal government. For the entire story, visit Blackburn News Sarnia
The Sarnia program is just one of several across the province aimed at getting thousands of indigenous peoples into the skilled trades. For the entire story visit: The Sarnia Observer
Three local tourism attractions have been given the green light to reopen this week as part of Step 3 of Ontario’s reopening plan. For more on the story visit Blackburn News
The provincial and federal governments are investing a total of $7.3 million through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership to help support farmers and agri-food businesses. For the rest of the story visit: Blackburn NEWS Sarnia
Locally produced succinic acid is being used to make a biodegradable plastic to replace single use plastics overseas. LCY Biosciences General Manager Dex Hsu said a thin layer of the plastic is used in paper cups. “The purpose of this plastic is actually to prevent the paper from getting soaked by water,” said Hsu. For … Read More
Municipal leaders on opposite sides of the Blue Water Bridge border crossing — one of Canada’s busiest — are expressing frustration that the U.S. government isn’t following suit with Canada on loosening restrictions for vaccinated travellers. For the full story visit: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/sarnia-port-huron-border-restrictions-1.6112512