A local company near London is deriving green energy and fertilizer from food waste. StormFisher Environmental is turning food waste into a solution instead of part of the problem, producing organic-based fertilizer that can be used to beautify lawns, and help farmers grow crop. Generating quote-"Bio-gas", and turning it into renewable fuel, is also a key part of the business. The product receives regular accredidation from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
The Canadian Grain Commission has announced that it'll continue to use its surplus to avoid increasing current fees for the next two and a half years.
Lambton Shores municipal staff are reviewing the design of the proposed Grand Bend Community Centre, looking at ways to possibly reduce the overall budget.
Awards were handed out in 12 categories including Excellence in Customer Service (Individual) which went to David Burrows.
Flu and COVID-19 shots are available starting Monday at many area pharmacies and family doctor's offices.
The Town of Petrolia is hosting a public information meeting on Monday to discuss the request from Elbee Investments Sarnia Limited to build the next phases of a subdivision off Country View Drive.
The two day initiative focuses on promoting the region's economic priorities, innovation, and opportunities for growth.
