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Bluewater Borderfest’s weekend “Oktborderfest” concerts in Point Edward’s Waterfront Park were a success, attracting more than 6,000 over the two nights.

Bluewater Borderfest’s weekend “Oktborderfest” concerts in Point Edward’s Waterfront Park were a success, attracting more than 6,000 over the two nights.

Bluewater Borderfest’s weekend “Oktborderfest” concerts in Point Edward’s Waterfront Park were a success, attracting more than 6,000 over the two nights.

Publié le 2 juil. 2021 à 6:03 Cest un studio à lécart des plateaux. Niché dans le silence de la Provence intérieure, celle où lon ne fait pas son cinéma. Celle des coteaux, pas de la Côte. Ici, la seule mer que lon voit de sa fenêtre est un océan de verdure. De pins, de chênes, doliviers et de vignes. Cest, non loin de Correns, un endroit premier, 1.000 hectares sauvegardés comme une réserve sauvage, perchée à 500 mètres de hauteur, entre les sources de lArgens et les plaines u...

(Note: the following letter was also sent to South Huron council)The purpose of this letter is to declare the Grand Bend & Area Chamber of Commerce’s full support and endorsement of the proposed Huron Meadows development (formerly known as Oakwood Meadows).

Nearly $60,000 generated by hotel, motel and short-term rental stays in Sarnia in 2020 via a tax designed to help promote and boost tourism has been sitting…

Nearly $60,000 generated by hotel, motel and short-term rental stays in Sarnia in 2020 via a tax designed to help promote and boost tourism has been sitting…

(Note: the following letter was also sent to South Huron council) The purpose of this letter is to declare the Grand Bend & Area Chamber of Commerce’s full support and endorsement of the proposed Huron Meadows development (formerly known as Oakwood Meadows). We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Grand Bend and Area Chamber supports proposed subdivision Back to video It has been with some concern that we have read reports in the Times-Advance and socia...

Article content A Tourism Sarnia-Lambton initiative designed to support local small businesses marked a milestone in early February, with consumers purchasing over $100,000 worth of gift cards as part of the agency’s Discover Sarnia-Lambton Gift Card program. The initiative is an extension of the Discover Sarnia-Lambton voucher program, with Tourism Sarnia-Lambton encouraging local residents as well as companies that typically purchased gift cards as presents for employees to buy $10, $20 or ...