Photo submitted by the Sarnia-Lambton United Way. The Sarnia-Lambton United Way has hit the 93 per cent mark of its annual fundraising campaign.
So far over $1.8-million dollars has been collected.
Executive Director Dave Brown says they have $133,000 left to go towards the $1.95-million goal.
He says there are still a few campaigns wrapping up, including Shell Canada and SNC Lavalin.
The United Way funds 22 member agencies which provide 35 programs and services to area residents.
Prime Minister Mark Carney shared details on some demands that couldn't be accepted, like restricting trade with other countries and making concessions on our sovereignty and culture.
Instead, Canada will now match the 50 per cent tariffs on roughly $28 billion of Canadian goods that came into effect Saturday morning.
Essex-Windsor EMS will roll out a new dispatch system next month.
The second-to-last night market of the year will feature more than 80 vendors selling everything from farm-fresh produce and baked treats to handcrafted goods.
The smoke has now cleared from a last-minute flurry of filing, and now we have candidates for this fall's municipal elections.
The Toronto Tempo ended a 12-game losing streak with a victory in Vancouver over the Portland Fire
