Coming through
Linesmen from Bluewater Power lift the hydro lines while a large storage vessel from Cabot Canada is transported on Tashmoo Avenue. The 25-foot high vessel was headed to Chemfab Industries in Corunna where it is being rebuilt.

Linesmen from Bluewater Power lift the hydro lines while a large storage vessel from Cabot Canada is transported on Tashmoo Avenue. The 25-foot high vessel was headed to Chemfab Industries in Corunna where it is being rebuilt. Although Tashmoo isn’t part of it, a $12-million Oversized Load Corridor is currently in the works to make it easier to move large objects in and out of Sarnia-Lambton’s industrial sector. Glenn Ogilvie
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CEEH emergency department redevelopment groundbreaking
Wed, Oct 21 · 10:00 am
CEE Hospital Petrolia Auxiliary



