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October 24, 2023
A temporary shelter for those experiencing homelessness in Sarnia has reopened for the winter in a former church building on Exmouth Street.
October 24, 2023
A temporary shelter for those experiencing homelessness in Sarnia has reopened for the winter in a former church building on Exmouth Street.
October 24, 2023
A temporary shelter for those experiencing homelessness in Sarnia has reopened for the winter in a former church building on Exmouth Street.
October 23, 2023
A temporary shelter for those experiencing homelessness in Sarnia has reopened in a former church building on Exmouth Street in Sarnia.
October 23, 2023
A temporary shelter for those experiencing homelessness in Sarnia has reopened in a former church building on Exmouth Street in Sarnia.
March 24, 2023
Housing has been more expensive and harder to come by in Lambton, the county’s homelessness prevention supervisor says.
December 9, 2022
After three months of renovations, Falmouth Cinema Pub reopened to the public on Friday, December 2. The movie theater now features stadium seating with recliners, lauded for their spaciousness and
July 6, 2022
The last overflow homeless shelter beds put in place in the Sarnia area when demand climbed during the pandemic closed in mid-June, says the executive director…
April 22, 2021
During the pandemic, local residents gathered to partner with the Livermore Public Library and create a political book club that meets on the third Tuesday of every month via Zoom. âThere is a common understanding that you should not discuss politics or religion,â participant Werner Schlapfer said. âI completely disagree. In fact, for me, the book clubs are one of the only venues for such worthwhile discussions. If you are afraid to have your ideas challenged, do not join. If on ...
March 11, 2021
SARNIA, ONT. -- Lambton County is welcoming provincial pandemic funding that local agencies say couldn’t come at a more needful time. The provincial government on Wednesday announced Lambton is on the receiving end of $2,278,922, its latest allotment from the province’s Social Services Relief Fund. The funding will be used to help temporarily house people in local hotels and motels, keeping them out of shelters and congregate settings where the COVID-19 virus can spread. “We were ...