Articles clipped from local media related to Ipperwash.
County delegation set to discuss Ontario’s recently-announced cap and trade plan at three separate meetings Lambton County politicians will have three opportunities to raise concerns over Ontario’s cap and trade plan – a thorny issue for many in local industry …
SARNIA – Twenty years after it became the deadly flashpoint of a showdown between police and natives, federal officials have offered to pay a $95-million settlement and return Camp Ipperwash to the Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point, Postmedia has learned. As …
Federal government seeking end to long-running Ipperwash dispute offers $95M, return of land SARNIA, Ont. — Almost 20 years after a deadly confrontation between natives and police at Ontario’s Ipperwash Provincial Park, the federal government is offering to pay a $95-million …
River Aux Sable sign defaced with offensive graffiti last weekend, police say Lambton OPP are investigating last weekend’s defacing of the River Aux Sable sign posted up at the Ipperwash Beach parking lot on East Parkway Drive. Police say the …
Residents, politicians worried about River Aux Sable land-claim signage New First Nations signage laying claim to an Ipperwash Beach parking lot has left some residents and municipal officials on edge in Lambton Shores. A group of people, who identified themselves …
Farmers and other property owners in Lambton Shores can arm themselves with information on how to deal with an invasive plant that chokes out native species and can cause flooding in extreme cases.
Close to a dozen Sarnia-Lambton communities set to benefit from $3.15-million investment A $3.15-million federal investment to expand broadband Internet access across Southwestern Ontario may sound good on paper, but for at least one rural politician, the devil will be …
Lambton Shores golf course to re-open after natural gas release A month after natural gas was found bubbling up from a pond, the Indian Hills Golf Club is re-opening to the public. The Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First …
July 2014 storm knocked down as many as 10,000 trees in Lambton Shores Nearly a year after a tornado ripped through Lambton Shores, trees toppled by the 155 to 175-km/h winds can still be seen in the heavily-wooded section of …