Open House – News Release
Media Release from the Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point and the Municipality of Lambton Shores, captured from the Lambton Shores website.
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Working together open house
The Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point and the Municipality of Lambton Shores are hosting a Joint Open House for residents and visitors of our communities to attend. The “Looking Ahead: Working Together”
Development Surges In Lambton Shores
Grand Bend. Photo by Grafiks Marketing & Communications & Tourism Sarnia-Lambton via Facebook.
Lambton Shores council has given the final phase of the Harbourside Village project the go-ahead. Paul Pittao of Medway Homes Inc. is going to build 37 detached condominium homes off Gill Rd and Erin Pl. in Grand Bend. Mayor Bill …
Mayor making waves over water proposal
Lake Erie (MIKE HENSEN, The London Free Press)
Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley is calling on the Ontario government to make waves about a controversial Wisconsin proposal to tap into the Great Lakes’ water supply. The City of Waukesha – a Milwaukee bedroom community with a population similar in …
Application for electric vehicle chargers
Lynda Hillman-Rapley, Lakeshore Advance
Lambton Shores staff have been asked by council to submit a funding application for electric vehicle chargers in Forest and Grand Bend.
Outdoor Club seeks to renew historic trail
Hikers begin their trek along the Ausable Hiking Trail in 2015. Members of the Lambton Outdoor Club want to reintroduce the public to the historic trail, partly to save it, as club members say the trail hasn't been well-used in recent years. (Submitted photo)
Members of the Lambton Outdoor Club are hoping to breathe life back into an historic wilderness hiking trail by taking locals on a tour of the little-known gem. The Ausable Hiking Trail – located just east of Arkona, along the …
Lambton Shores Farmer Honoured
Doug Rogers (left) of Lambton Shores was formally recognized by the St. Clair Region Conservation Authority for his land stewardship work. He’s shown with St. Clair Township Mayor Steve Arnold, who was returned as chair of the conservation authority at Thursday’s annual general meeting in Strathroy. Also formally recognized for their conservation efforts were John and Mary-Ellen King of Warwick Township. (HANDOUT/ SARNIA OBSERVER/ POSTMEDIA NETWORK)
St. Clair Region Conservation Authority holds annual meeting in Strathroy Three Lambton County residents were formally recognized for their stewardship efforts by the St. Clair Region Conservation Authority on Thursday. John and Mary-Ellen King, who live in Warwick Township, own …
Surplus main street land discussed
Council passed the by-law to declare some Grand Bend west property surplus to the Municipality. In November, Sam Karamountsos, owner of Growling Gator as well as the former Casino corner property, requested of Lambton Shores the ability to purchase municipal …
Great Lakes Water Levels on the Rise
After record lows two years ago, water levels in the Great Lakes are higher that years before and climbing. Scott Miller has more.
PROTECTING YOUR SLED FROM THIEVES – “HUMBUG”
The West Region Ontario Provincial Police is reminding all shoppers to be mindful that thieving eyes are preying on you.