Habitat For Humanity Youth Build. BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffery.A special ceremony was held this morning for Habitat For Humanity's 35th home build in Sarnia-Lambton.
Executive Director Sarah Reaume says this project marks Habitat's third Youth Build.
She says its a renovation project on a home that suffered damage in a fire last fall.
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Reaume says the home at 132 Alfred St., once restored, will go to a partner family of five.
Windsor police are looking for two suspects involved in a violent assault over the weekend.
Hospitals in southwestern Ontario are feeling the effects of underfunding, according to a new report by the CCPA.
Fortunately, no children were on board the bus, but the drivers of both vehicles were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The man was charged in March with sexual assault offences.
Both couples won in the April 11 draw.
Rondeau Harbour and Wheatley Harbour will now have the funding to make infrastructure repairs and upgrades.
