Videos

Trevor Taylor and Angela Kirkland of Habitat for Humanity Sarnia-Lambton provide an update on the 2026 Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser. This clip covers the $75,000 fundraising goal, the 2km and 5km walking routes, and the local chefs providing food at the Polish Hall finish line on February 28th.

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Public Services Coordinator Adrianne Lebert joins Sarnia Lambton Today to detail the 2026 launch of the One Seed program at the Sarnia Library. In this clip, she talks about the planned activities for the launch on March 28, 2026 and also explains how the initiative provides free seeds to the community to encourage local gardening.

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Associate Pastor Renee Card discusses the impact of the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser on River City Vineyard's operations and explains how the organization relies on community donations to provide services year-round in Sarnia.

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In this clip, Professor Sarah Bassnett (Western University) examines a specific frame from Larry Towell’s 2016 work in North Dakota. The photograph captures the Standing Rock Sioux Nation's efforts to prevent the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Professor Bassnett will be at the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery on February for a lecture on Larry Towell's work.

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Following the February 9 council meeting, Councillor Brian White explains the recommendations that stand out in the city's new Indigenous Engagement and UNDRIP project. The plan involves mapping out short, medium, and long-term actions to enhance visibility and policy alignment across the municipality.

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Bestselling author Jenny Holiday joins Sarnia Lambton Today to discuss her Matchmaker Bay series, set in a fictional town inspired by the Lake Huron shore and Grand Bend, Ontario. She also discusses her career milestones following features in the New York Times and Entertainment Weekly. Jenny will appear at the Sarnia Library on February 12th for the "Overdue for Love" event.

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Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley joins Sarnia Lambton Today to discuss two major developments for the city. First, a breakdown of City Council’s 5-4 vote to pivot away from a Municipal Services Corporation (MSC) in favor of a new, three-person Airport Committee. Plus, the Mayor reacts to the Solicitor General’s recent letter regarding "Strong Mayor" powers that was discussed during the latest Sarnia Police Service Board Meeting.

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Discover the specific learning objectives of the IDEA Leadership Academy. Economic Development Officer Cari Meloche explains how the live webinar and eLearning modules address recruitment, retention, and inclusive leadership in Lambton County.

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Mike Barron provides details on the 2026 Norma and Don Moore Scholarship and the 10th anniversary of the Women of Excellence event at Lambton College.

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