Videos

In this segment, Nicole Aszalos of the Lambton County Archives demonstrates the practical application of archival standards for home collections. The video features real-life examples from Lambton County Archives' collection showing advanced stages of environmental and chemical deterioration.

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Rhonny Doxtator, CEO of CMHA Lambton Kent, discusses the opening of the new Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hub at 275 Wellington Street. In this clip, Doxtator explains how the facility streamlines access to addiction services and addresses neighborhood safety measures implemented at the site.

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Public Services Coordinators Vanitia Campbell and Adrianne Lebert outline the rules for the 2026 Clash of the Classrooms and the scheduled activities for the Overdue for Love romance event in Sarnia.

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Lambton County Warden Kevin Marriott breaks down the 2026 draft budget, which proposes $320.9 million in spending and a 3.48% tax increase. In this clip, the Warden clarifies the future of the Western Sarnia-Lambton Research Park and confirms that the $10.8 million EMS headquarters project will proceed regardless of whether the Research Park is sold or refinanced.

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Sarnia Fire Rescue’s Sam McCormack discusses the community impact of the Battle of the Badges charity hockey game. The event, held at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena, raises funds for the Huron House Boys Home.

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An inside look at the Sarnia Police Service roster for this Saturday's Battle of the Badges. Constables Steve Farlow and Tyler Callander discuss their hockey experience, ranging from the OHL to the Alvinston Killer Bees, and respond to the Player Bio reports provided by Deputy Van Sickle.

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Point Edward Mayor Bev Hand joins Sarnia Lambton Today to discuss the Village’s formal opposition to the Cargill Minister’s Zoning Order (MZO). Mayor Hand explains how the provincial tool impacts local planning authority and the public consultation process. Additionally, we break down the 2026 Municipal Budget, detailing the factors behind the 3.81% tax increase, including rising infrastructure and policing costs.

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With the 2026 annual campaign officially wrapped, the United Way of Sarnia-Lambton has released its final figures. In this clip, Board President Jason Killingsworth explains the rigorous process the Board uses to select 27 programs and 16 agencies for funding. We discuss the $1,457,318 raised and how those donor dollars are prioritized to support Sarnia-Lambton’s most critical needs.

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Sarnia BACE Project Chair Ken MacAlpine outlines the immediate requirements for the project following Sarnia City Council’s 2026 budget commitment. Key milestones include environmental assessments of the Michigan Avenue site, building design finalization, traffic studies, and community engagement with local neighbours.

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