Sarnia all-candidates debate a revealing evening
Over $1M in recreation grants in Central Lambton
January 21, 2022
Three Central Lambton municipalities are getting grants to help improve recreation facilities from the province.
Lambton-Kent-Middlesex MPP Monte McNaughton and Sarnia-Lambton MPP Bob Bailey joined the minister of recreation for the virtual announcement Jan. 13.
In all $5.6 million will be spread out over southern Ontario.
In Central Lambton, St. Clair Township receives $500,000. It will go to repair the chiller unit at the Mooretown Sports Complex.
Enniskillen is receiving $218,800 to build washrooms at the ball diamond in Marthaville.
And Dawn-Euphemia is receiving $43,000 to repair outdoor bleachers at the Florence Community which are falling apart.
The St. Clair Region Conservation Authority is also receiving $246,500 for projects in the region.
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