LCCVI provides music at the market
Habitat for Humanity starts next Lambton build in Forest
October 3, 2025
The Independent
Work on the next Habitat for Humanity housing in Forest has begun.
Officials were on hand Oct. 2 to turn the soil on the four-plex to be built on Union Street. The building will be near two homes built by Habitat volunteers in 2023.
On hand for the event was Darryl Blum of Habitat for Humanity Sarnia/Lambton, Tren who is one of the future home owners, Lambton Shores Mayor Doug Cook, Stephen McAuley, Lambton Shores Chief Administrative Officer, and Sarnia-Lambton Habitat for Humanity CEO David Waters.
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LCCVI provides music at the market
May 27, 2026
The Independent The sound of music drew a crowd a the Petrolia Farmers’ Market Wednesday as LCCVI held its annual Music Night. Family and friends pulled up lawn chair to listen to everything from the drum line to the Smash Band, students from different grades with different levels of musical experience who get together to jam.
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Suspended Sarnia police chief will have to pay legal bill for defamation suit
May 27, 2026
The Independent The head of the Sarnia Police Services board says taxpayers won’t be paying the legal bills Chief Derek Davis’ defamation suit. Davis, who is now suspended during a workplace harassment investigation, filed the $1.5-million suit against The Sarnia Journal and its publisher Nathan Colquhoun April 7 after a series of stories and columns critical of the chief. At the
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Ursuline defeats LCCVI in Lambton-Kent Rugby final
May 27, 2026
The Independent The powerhouse Ursuline College Girls’ Rugby team defeated LCCVI claiming the Lambton-Kent championship in Chatham Thursday. UCC Lancers have dominated play in the league’s short season, going 4-0 before the L-K final, including defeating the Petrolia Lancers in the first game of the season. In the Lambton-Kent final May 27, LCCVI came out strong in the first half,
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ROADS TO RECOVERY: Hope lives inside a 12-step meeting
May 27, 2026
EDITOR’S NOTE: Sarnia-Lambton is struggling with an unprecedented addiction crisis, generating plenty of news about overdoses and homelessness. But sometimes there is recovery. And it’s anticipated that new government investment in local services and facilities will bring additional relief. The award-winning team of journalist Cathy Dobson and photographer Glenn Ogilvie set out this past winter to find individuals who have
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