Videos

Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce CEO Carrie McEachran reflects on her recent mission to Washington, D.C. with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. In this clip, she discusses a key takeaway from her meetings with U.S. policymakers: American businesses share the same concerns regarding trade uncertainty.

#sarnialambton  #CUSMA2026 #tradepolicy #SarniaChamber #washingtondc  #economicgrowth  #investment  #ontariobusiness  #crossbordertrade

Workplace tragedies affect thousands of Canadians every year. In this clip, Barb Dexter details the reality of recovering from a workplace injury and finding support through Threads of Life. Sarnia Steps for Life Chair Mark Roehler outlines the 2026 national fundraising campaign and debuts a new promotional song and video generated with AI to raise awareness for the May 2nd walk at Canatara Park.

#sarnialambton #StepsForLife #workplacesafety #sarniaevents  #workplaceinjury  #CanataraPark #communitysupport

Indigenous Student Council President Sierra Cottrelle, Director of Indigenous Education Jane Manning, and President & CEO Rob Kardas discuss the significance of the Lambton College Pow Wow. Sierra Cottrelle describes the event’s proceedings, while Jane Manning explains how supporting the Indigenous economy serves as an actionable step toward Truth and Reconciliation. Rob Kardas outlines the evolution of Indigenous culture within the college community.

#lambtoncollege #PowWow2026 #truthandreconciliation  #indigenouseducation  #sarnialambton #campusculture #firstnations

Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley joins us to share perspectives from Aamjiwnaang First Nation regarding the chemical industry and its impact on the neighbouring community. The Mayor also provides an update on a recently approved City Council motion to consult with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario and the Canadian Human Rights Commission. This consultation aims to determine if the Corporation of the City of Sarnia faces potential liability following recent public comments made by Councillor Bill Dennis regarding Indigenous communities.

#sarnialambton  #aamjiwnaang  #sarniacitycouncil  #BillDennis #IndigenousRelations #ontariopolitics  #humanrightscommission

Learn about the 2026 Teen Photo Contest requirements and the rewards for participants. Vanitia Campbell, from Lambton County Library discusses the technical focus of this year's Black and White theme and the partnership with JNAAG that allows local youth to have their work professionally displayed.

#sarnialambton  #lambtoncounty  #JNAAG #photographycontest   #blackandwhitephotography   #youthoutreach   #sarniaevents

Pastors David and Estefania Ermini join Sarnia Lambton Today to discuss the upcoming Latin Good Friday service at Bethel Pentecostal Church in Sarnia. The event takes place April 3rd at 6:30 PM to commemorate the sacrifice Jesus Christ made for humanity. They also explain the "Bless Series" small group gatherings and how these bilingual ministries serve the local community.

#sarnialambton  #bethelpentecostalchurch  #goodfriday  #easter2026  #sarniaevents  #BlessSeries #lambtoncounty  #faithcommunity

Nicole Aszalos of Lambton County Archives discusses the historical development of local libraries and previews the upcoming events for Archives Awareness Month this April.

#sarnialambton  #lambtoncounty  #localhistory  #ArchivesAwarenessMonth #OntarioHistory #libraries  #sarnialambtontoday  #communityhistory

Coordinator Richard Beland and award-winning student Mavis Wilson showcase upcoming local exhibitions. Featured work includes a photo from  Brigden's Fair and sports photography capturing the Lambton College women’s basketball team. Both exhibitions take place on April 10th at the Lawrence House and Sarnia Downtown Market.

#sarnialambton  #lambtoncollege  #photographyexhibition  #RichardBeland #sarniaevents  #BrigdenFair #SarniaDowntownMarket

Lambton County Library selects Rainbow Swiss Chard for the 2026 One Seed Lambton program. Join Adrianne Lebert to learn why this crop was chosen and how to attend the free launch event this Saturday, March 28, from 12:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. at Sarnia Library. The event includes guest speakers and a screening of the documentary "The Biggest Little Farm," with free seed packets available at all 25 library locations starting that day while supplies last. #sarnialambton   #gardening   #publiclibrary   #sarniaevents   #localfood   #communitygardening