In the News – Page 12

Thedford’s only bank to close in November

By admin Posted on March 13, 2018 Posted in In the News

CIBC plans to shutter its Main Street banking centre and instant teller in late November, ending a 110-year “Bank of Commerce” bricks and mortar presence in Thedford. (Gord Whitehead/Special Postmedia Network)

CIBC has confirmed plans to close its banking centre in Thedford on Nov. 22 and transfer client accounts 21 kilometres away to its Forest branch. “The decision to close our banking centre in Thedford was not taken lightly, and we …

Thedford’s only bank to close in November Read more »

Scouts seeking new cabins

By admin Posted on February 20, 2018 Posted in In the News

A group of Beavers stand outside of Camp Attawandaron. The Bluewater Area Scouting group is seeking funds to build 12 new cabins. Handout/Postmedia Network

Sarnia-Lambton’s Scouting movement is seeking financial support to help build 12 new cabins at the organization’s Lambton Shores facility, Camp Attawandaron. Camp committee members of the Bluewater Area Scouting group ¬– an organization that represents eight local Scouting groups in …

Scouts seeking new cabins Read more »

Lambton Shores proposes spending over $500,000

By admin Posted on February 15, 2018 Posted in In the News

LAMBTON SHORES – After discussion during at least one closed session, council has voted 8-1 to spend $440,000 to buy a property in Forest to establish an operations depot from which a community services department works crew is to service …

Lambton Shores proposes spending over $500,000 Read more »

Tarragon Theatre – New Play

By admin Posted on February 11, 2018 Posted in In the News

“There are no real heroes or villains in a story like this, only people trying to look after their families.” – DREW HAYDEN TAYLOR

Lambton Shores council sets rates

By admin Posted on February 9, 2018 Posted in In the News

New development charges, water and waste water rates now are officially in effect, enforced by two bylaws passed by council on Jan. 16. This year’s first bylaw setting development charges (DCs) over the next five years narrowly passed in a …

Lambton Shores council sets rates Read more »

Ipperwash

By admin Posted on February 5, 2018 Posted in In the News

Native Earth Performing Arts

Written & Directed By Falen Johnson Native Earth Production in Partnership with Blyth Festival February 6-18, 2018 Tickets $15-25 Aki Studio BUY TICKETS In 1942, when the Department of Defence forcibly evicted the community of Stoney Point to the neighbouring reserve …

Ipperwash Read more »

Air Bubbles

By admin Posted on February 1, 2018 Posted in In the News

Due to planned work at the Lake Huron Primary Water Supply System air pockets have been occurring within watermains in the Grand Bend area.

Pipeline repair starts

By admin Posted on January 31, 2018 Posted in In the News Tagged with Water Levels

Water pipeline repairs have begun in the Mount Carmel area. (TimesAdvance.com)

Lake Huron transmission pipeline repair starts The Lake Huron Primary Water Supply System is undertaking a critical repair of the water transmission pipeline in the Mount Carmel area. The transmission pipeline repair operation began at 1 a.m. on Tuesday when …

Pipeline repair starts Read more »

Tax rates reduced

By admin Posted on January 30, 2018 Posted in In the News

LAMBTON SHORES — It took only one meeting on Jan. 16 for council to approve this year’s operating and capital works budgets, resulting in a tentative tax rate that is 2.23 per cent lower than the 2017 rate for local …

Tax rates reduced Read more »

Recreation Master Plan Update

By admin Posted on January 22, 2018 Posted in In the News

Online Community Survey – The survey asks questions about participation, needs and priorities. It takes about 10 minutes to complete and will be available until February 9, 2018. Take the survey here

Category: In the News