Block and mortar
Work is progressing slowly at the future home of Great Lakes Secondary on Murphy Road. The $23.4-million rebuild at the former St. Clair Secondary school has been slowed, the school board says, by a shortage of skilled trades workers.

Work is progressing slowly at the future home of Great Lakes Secondary on Murphy Road. The $23.4-million rebuild at the former St. Clair Secondary school has been slowed, the school board says, by a shortage of skilled trades workers. Here, a bricklayer stands on the roof of a south-end addition that will house a 550-seat auditorium and other amenities. Glenn Ogilvie
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Sarnia Police Service Board open meeting
Thu, Oct 22 · 9:00 am
Sarnia Police Headquarters – Community Room
EarlyON-Nature Park Program
Thu, Oct 22 · 9:30 am
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