Sarnia Artists’ Workshop Awards/ Peg Kivi Solo Exhibition
Thu, Oct 22 · 11:00 am
The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts 127 Christina St. South Sarnia, ON
Bell Canada’s $50-million investment to run fibre optic cable to 20,000 Sarnia homes has prompted City Hall to add more employees.

Bell Canada’s $50-million investment to run fibre optic cable to 20,000 Sarnia homes has prompted City Hall to add more employees.
At Bell’s expense, two development technologists and an IT infrastructure analyst are being hired on a two-year contract basis.
The new positions will assist Bell in sorting out Sarnia’s digital infrastructure, review permits and provide site inspections.
The company’s “Fibre to the Home” project, which will improve phone, TV and Internet service, is expected to start shortly on Mackenzie Street and Cardiff Drive.
Sarnians4Palestine asks candidates how they would support First Nations consultation on pipeline
Ontario Command takes control of Sarnia Legion Branch 62
Sarnia and Point Edward receive $482,274 in casino revenue payments
W.W.G.D? (What Would Gladu Do?) By SPROINK!
Vote for Mario Fazio for City/County CouncilThu, Oct 22 · 11:00 am
The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts 127 Christina St. South Sarnia, ON