Oct5
Scottish Country Dancing
Mon, Oct 5 · 7:00 pm
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 261 Christina St N Sarnia, ON
Sisters honoured for asbestos work
Two sisters who galvanized Sarnia-Lambton to continue the fight against asbestos exposure have been recognized with an award from the Canadian Mesothelioma Foundation.
Two sisters who galvanized Sarnia-Lambton to continue the fight against asbestos exposure have been recognized with an award from the Canadian Mesothelioma Foundation.
Stacy Cattran and Leah Nielsen organized the Walk to Remember the Victims of Asbestos, which draws up to 500 participants annually to remember those impacted by asbestos-related disease.
Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley said the pair wouldn’t let the community forget what happened here, while working to ensure a similar tragedy doesn’t happen again.
Events
Oct5
Oct6
Chamber’s Young Professionals – The Bridge Patisserie
Tue, Oct 6 · 5:30 pm
The Bridge Patisserie Café 12 Michigan Ave Point Edward Point Edward, ON
Oct6
Oct6
Meat Raffles @ Black Gold Brewery
Tue, Oct 6 · 6:00 pm
Black Gold Brewery 395 Fletcher St Petrolia, ON
