Sarnia City Hall (BlackburnNews.com photo by Melanie Irwin)Sarnia City Hall (BlackburnNews.com photo by Melanie Irwin)
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Sarnia City Hall Changing Colour

Sarnia City Hall will be lit up orange this week as part of Brain Tumour Awareness Month.

City hall is one of many landmarks across the country to participate in the illumination campaign.

The CN Tower, Toronto, Vancouver and London City Halls are also confirmed to go orange.

Meantime, a brain tumour awareness event is being planned for June 4 at Mike Weir Park in Bright's Grove.

Superhero's of all ages will descend on the park in an effort to fight pediatric brain tumours.

The event is being hosted by the Luv 4 Lucien and Conquer Cancer Superhero Walk committees.

5-year-old Lucien Nadeau of Sarnia continues to battle cancer.

To register for the walk you can click here or email luv4lucienwalk@gmail.com.

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