One of the Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership’s investment attraction successes, Origin Materials, was recently awarded The Sustainability Leadership Award, and been featured by Forbes.
Canada’s economy finished a sizzling summer by adding 90,200 jobs in August, the third consecutive monthly increase that brought the country as close as it has been to recouping historic employment losses last year. READ MORE
The $48,000 project, which includes 50 per cent funding through the Ontario Rural Economic Development (RED) program, involves one-on-one meetings with a consultant to discuss things such as marketing and succession planning, virtual farm tours and a video series looking at local agricultural businesses, and an upcoming seminar series also focused on those topics, Sarnia-Lambton … Read More
This was the fourth year in a row the Lambton County-funded Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership made the cut on the list assembled by Site Selection magazine. The partnership has been on the list a total of eight times during the 15-year history of the awards. READ MORE: THE SARNIA OBSERVER
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) will proceed with the resumption of service at various small marine reporting sites, airports of entry and ferry terminals over the coming days and weeks. This follows the coming into force of new public health measures affecting travel to Canada for fully vaccinated United States (U.S.) citizens and permanent … Read More
As part of its efforts to resume library services in line with step three of the province’s Roadmap to Reopen, Lambton County Library will be reopening all of its 25 locations to the public beginning the week of Sept. 7. For more on Step 3 – Roadmap to Reopen…. CLICK HERE For the entire article … Read More
BioAmber was the flagship for a cluster of fledgling bio-based “green” companies in Sarnia before it declared bankruptcy and ceased operations in 2018, leaving 60 people unemployed. After buying the plant and investing millions, LCY Biosciences Inc. is today producing more succinic acid than its predecessor did. For the entire story visit The Sarnia Journal … Read More
Mayor Mike Bradley wants council to direct staff to consult with restaurant owners on the practices that he said have been beneficial over the past year and a half. For more on the story, visit Blackburn NEWS Sarnia
Ontario and Michigan are expanding their longstanding collaboration through a new partnership to advance automotive, transportation and mobility technologies to help people and goods move safely and efficiently across the border by land, air and water. For more information visit news.ontario.ca
