Bill Dennis reprimanded by Lambton County Council, Chief says apology needed Heather Wright/The Independent “Where is the apology to the Aamjiwnaang First Nation?” That from Chief Janelle Nahmabin, responding after Lambton County Council reprimanded of Sarnia City/County Councillor Bill Dennis for remarks he made during a discussion at council. Oct. 1, Lambton County Council agreed with the recommendations of the

Cathy Dobson/The Independent His acclaimed work has been showcased internationally for decades. But Lambton County’s award-winning photojournalist Larry Towell has never mounted a solo show in his own backyard.  Until now. “Boundaries” opens Friday Oct. 3 at the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery in downtown Sarnia featuring more than 130 of  Towell’s photographs taken over four decades. It’s a

A sea of orange made its way down Front Street in Sarnia on its way to Paul Blundy Park on Wednesday (Oct. 1) as the Sarnia-Lambton Native Friendship Centre held its annual Every Child Matters March in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation which was officially commemorated on Sept. 30. Ceremonies were held across the region including

Heather Wright/The Independent Jessica Jessome just wants Plympton-Wyoming council to make a decision. She’s one of the Wanstead residents who have opposed plans by Cornerstone Developments to build a livestock trailer washing station in the small residential area of the rural village. Monday, Jessome and her neighbour, Jennifer Bailey, appeared before council saying the application for the project has been