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The Observer (Sarnia), 1 Sep 2026

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ArticleTar­iff relief prom­ised for `as long as neces­sary'

Canada will provide fin­an­cial suppo7rt for busi­nesses affected by U.S. tar­iffs for as long as it takes, the coun­try's sec­ret­ary of state for fin­an­cial insti­tu­tions says. “The sup­port will last as long as neces­sary,” said Wayne Long, at an...

Tar­iff relief prom­ised for `as long as neces­sary'

ArticleEnniskil­len Town­ship coun­cil acclaimed, again

All can­did­ates in Enniskil­len Town­ship are acclaimed for a third-straight elec­tion. “This is the third term in a row we've had no elec­tion,” Kevin Mar­ri­ott, the Lamb­ton muni­cip­al­ity's mayor, says All coun­cil can­did­ates and Mar­ri­ott,...

Enniskil­len Town­ship coun­cil acclaimed, again

ArticleElec­tion info events planned in Sar­nia, St. Clair Town­ship

More oppor­tun­it­ies to hear from Sar­nia-Lamb­ton elec­tion can­did­ates are planned before Octo­ber's vote. In Sar­nia, the Sar­nia and Dis­trict Labour Coun­cil is host­ing a debate for the city's five can­did­ates for mayor Oct. 6. And just...

Elec­tion info events planned in Sar­nia, St. Clair Town­ship

ArticleInaug­ural tour­na­ment looks for spon­sors, teams

The inaug­ural Weir Act­ive parth­ree golf tour­na­ment seeks teams and spon­sors inter­ested in help­ing the Sar­nia youth activ­ity centre. Pro­ceeds from the Sept. 17 event at Huron Oaks Golf Club in Bright's Grove go toward the free move­ment and...

Inaug­ural tour­na­ment looks for spon­sors, teams

ArticleSWO farm­ers brace for tar­iff impacts

Farm machinery man­u­fac­tur­ers and sellers in South­west­ern Ontario are bra­cing for higher costs and weaker sales as the Canada-U.S. trade war reaches the agri­cul­tural sec­tor. Canada's counter-tar­iffs on some U.S.-made farm equip­ment and...

SWO farm­ers brace for tar­iff impacts

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