Thursday November 21, 2019
Jenna Simpson had a first hand look at how the Ontario government works. The 30 year-old Petrolia woman represented Sarnia-Lambton at the “A Remarkable Assembly – Celebrating 100 Years of Women’s Right to Vote in Ontario. And she says in some ways, it was a real eye-opener. On April 12, 1917, women officially gained the… Read more »
After years of work and lots of scandals, the Greenfield South Energy project is ready to produce power for Ontario. But the energy isn’t flowing yet. That from officials from the Independent Electricity System Operator. Chuck Farmer, director of stakeholder and public affairs with the IESO, says the gas-fired power plant in St. Clair… Read more »
A Wyoming business is voicing concern after learning all sports wear for local public schools will be supplied by companies in Ottawa and Toronto. Tracey Cameron of Sewlutions Embroidery in Wyoming recently heard from one of the teachers of a local school that local schools would now have to work with the Lambton-Kent District… Read more »
Brooke-Alvinston is cutting its spending by three per cent this year, but taxpayers are still likely to see their taxes jump in the double digits. Councillors got their first look at the proposed 2017 budget and were stunned see the amount of money coming into the municipality dropped by over $717,000. If councillors would… Read more »
