Premier promises to ban public use of drugs, allow police to remove encampments
Here’s the beef
August 5, 2022
Long lines but delicious food greeted people, as the annual Lambton Cattlemen Association’s Beef Barbecue was the place to be in Alvinston at the Brooke-Alvinston-Inwood Community Centre on Wednesday evening. A highly successful event, the dinner was sold out days before any food had been served. A meal of beef, baked potato, baked beans, salad, pie and ice cream was served. The Lambton Cattlemen’s Association coordinates meetings, tours and educational opportunities for beef farmers in Lambton County.
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Premier promises to ban public use of drugs, allow police to remove encampments
December 5, 2024
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says there will be new rules to help address homeless encampments. A group of nine mayors recently wrote to the premier suggesting he use the Not Withstanding Clause of the Constitution to allow police to remove the tent cities across the province. The courts have banned the forced removal of the encampments. Lambton County and City
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Warwick mayor says WM will have to talk cash for expansion
December 5, 2024
Heather Wright/The Independent Waste Management may believe there isn’t a need to renegotiate the agreement it has with Warwick Township should its expansion project be approved, but the mayor begs to differ. WM held an open house Nov. 27 to give the community information about the project which will see the Twin Creeks Landfill’s life extended by 12 years. The
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Lambton politicians dismiss request to remove fluoride from water
December 5, 2024
Lambton won’t be removing fluoride from its water anytime soon. Former Sarnia City-County Councillor Margaret Bird sent a letter to county council asking for the move citing a decision in a US court in California. Sarnia City/County Councillor Bill Dennis took up her argument at the Nov. 27 council meeting asking for a report from staff. Dennis said Sarnia looked
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Helping rural women facing violence
December 5, 2024
Cathy Dobson/The Independent A leading expert in gender-based violence says distance and isolation in rural areas make confronting intimate partner violence more difficult. That from Pamela Cross, a lawyer who has advocated for victims of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and frontline workers for more than three decades. Cross, who has an extensive knowledge about the challenges for women in rural
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