We are celebrating at our Annual General Meeting on November 18th at the Camlachie Community Centre.

Guests will enjoy a catered Beef Sirloin and Pheasant dinner, with a bread bar and desert.

Starting at 6pm, we will have entertainment, a guest speaker, door prizes and a 50/50 draw.

Click here to view the flyer.

Applications are due October 31st.

Please visit http://lambtonfederation.ca/scholarships/ for more information and forms.

Note: The LFA office has a new address, please make sure you are using 3244 Mandaumin Road, Bridgen ON N0N 1B0

The LFA will be holding its annual general meeting on Friday November 18th at the Camlachie Community Centre, in conjunction with its 75th anniversary celebration. Details to follow later this week.

Along with electing the 2016-2017 board of directors, an updated constitution will be presented to the members.

An online version is available for review by clicking on 2016 LFA Draft Constitution. Additionally, a printed copy can be obtained by calling 519-864-4224 and leaving a message with your request and address, or emailing your request to info@lambtonfederation.ca

Are you going to the Teeny Tiny Southwest Summit on November 15th?
Early bird registration has been extended to October 24th!

To Inspire Community Volunteers, Municipal Staff and Council!

Tuesday, November 15, 2016
9:00am – 4:00pm
Brooke-Alvinston-Inwood Community Centre
3310 Walnut Street, Alvinston

Click here to view the flyer

Once again, the Chamber will host a member favourite: “Lunch with your MPP” on Tuesday, November 8 at the Best Western Guildwood Inn.

Get to know your MPP, ask questions and hear what issues are currently in the spotlight.

About 100 members and community leaders from across Lambton County typically attend.
Click here to save your seat and register!

Business and farm property owners are now receiving their 2016 assessment notices from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, which is a great reason to attend the Chamber's "Breakfast with MPAC" event on Tuesday, October 25, 2016.

Tickets for this event are free (you pay for your breakfast separately) but space is limited.

The event begins at 8:30 and feature speaker Tracey Pringle, account manager with MPAC takes the microphone at 9 a.m.

Click here to view the flyer.

Click here to register.

Wyoming, ON – At its regular meeting Wednesday, October 5, 2016, Lambton County Council:

Heard a presentation from the Lambton Shores Phragmites Community Group regarding grassroots initiatives the group has undertaken to address the invasive plant.  Council also requested a staff report regarding the County taking the lead in bringing stakeholders together to collaborate on solutions designed to prevent the spread of phragmites.
Received a report from the Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership (SLEP) detailing changes to the composition and appointments of SLEP's Board of Directors.
Requested the Ontario Provincial Police to monitor speeds on Oil Heritage Road as it passes through Oil City.

Continue reading the full news release here.

Now is your chance!

Have a look here!

Sarnia, ON - The weekend around Halloween is statistically one of the busiest for impaired driving incidents in Canada and Lambton Public Health is encouraging those who consume alcohol to find a safe, alternate way home.

"If you plan to drink alcohol this Halloween, plan ahead," says Kelley Elliott, Health Promoter with Lambton Public Health.  "Set a limit on how much you plan to drink.  When your event is over, use a designated driver, taxi, or stay at a hotel or friend's house."

Continue reading the full article from Lambton County here.