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There's always something happening in Blue Water Country. Click on the latest press releases to read what's new, what's different and what's exciting in and around our area.
- PREFERRED CHARTERS PORT HURON ANNOUNCES CROSS BORDER SHUTTLE SCHEDULE FOR TWO JULY WEEKEND EVENTS
Preferred Charters, a Port Huron, MI charter bus company that frequently transports area residents to major sporting events in Detroit, will “test the waters” on a cross border schedule between Port Huron, MI and Sarnia, ON events taking place in July.......read more - SARNIA WINS SPOT ON CANADIAN MONOPOLY BOARD
Rogers Bayfest is one of the most anticipated summer festivals in Canada, and this year is no exception. In 2010, the festival has been pumped up to 6 days, offering something for everyone......read more - ROGERS BAYFEST 2010 LINE-UP UNLEASHED
The world's favorite family game brand announces the 22 cities elected by fans across Canada to appear on new MONOPOLY: Canada Edition game board......read more - SARNIA IS PART OF MONOPOLY FEVER COUNTRY AS CITIES BATTLE TO EARN THEIR PLACE ON THE NEW MONOPOLY CANADA GAME BOARD!
Which Canadian city is your favourite? Hasbro is launching a nation wide vote to find our nation's 22 favourite cities that will be included on the new MONOPOLY Canada game board! Beginning January 11, 2010 at midnight ET, MONOPOLY fans can visit www.monopolyvote.ca to cast votes for their favourite Canadian cities to help create a new MONOPOLY Canada game board.....read more - COUNTRY FEVER RISES AS ROGERS BAYFEST ANNOUNCES LINE-UP
Country fever is here! Rogers Bayfest has secured the BIGGEST, HOTTEST and MOST ENTERTAINING ARTISTS country music has to offer!.....read more - SARNIA COMMUNITIES IN BLOOM ANNOUNCES THE WINNERS OF THEIR 2009 GARDEN CONTEST
The Sarnia Communities In Bloom Committee held a Garden Contest this summer......read more - View the Ministry of Tourism's Business Conditions Survey for the Traveller Accommodation Industry July-September 2009 (pdf format)
- View the Ministry of Tourism's Travel Intentions Study Summer/Fall 2009 (pdf format)
- YOUNG CANADIANS TO GET FREE PASS AT U.S. LAND BORDERS
Canadians aged 16 and younger will be exempt from a controversial rule requiring visitors to show passports at U.S. land borders by 2009......read more
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