[0:48] Good morning Dr. County Counselors and

[0:51] members of staff and public that are

[0:54] joining us in person and online. Hope

[0:57] everybody had a good Canada Day

[0:58] yesterday.

[1:00] I'd ask Ms. Leger to take the roll call,

[1:01] please.

[1:04] » Thank you, Warden.

[1:06] Deputy Warden Agar.

[1:07] » Present.

[1:09] » Counselor Atkinson.

[1:11] » Present.

[1:12] » Counselor Bushy.

[1:13] » Present.

[1:15] » Counselor Bradley.

[1:16] » Present.

[1:18] » Counselor Broad.

[1:19] » Present.

[1:20] » Counselor Case.

[1:21] » Present.

[1:23] » Counselor Cook.

[1:27] Counselor Dennis.

[1:30] You just need to unmute Counselor

[1:32] Dennis.

[1:37] » Um

[1:38] Can you hear me okay?

[1:39] » Yep, perfect. Thank you.

[1:40] » I'm

[1:41] present. Thank you.

[1:42] » Thank you.

[1:43] Counselor Ferguson.

[1:45] » Present.

[1:47] » Counselor Hand.

[1:48] » Present.

[1:50] » Counselor Looseley.

[1:51] » Present.

[1:53] » Counselor McRoberts.

[1:54] » Present.

[1:55] » Counselor Miller.

[1:56] » Present.

[1:58] » Counselor Seageman.

[2:01] » Present.

[2:03] » Councillor Vein?

[2:05] » Present.

[2:06] » Councillor White?

[2:09] Warden Marriott?

[2:10] » Present.

[2:11] » We have quorum.

[2:13] Thank you.

[2:14] We acknowledge that this land on which

[2:16] we are gathered today is part of the

[2:18] Anishinaabe.

[2:24] It is through the connection of the

[2:25] Anishinaabe with the spirit of the land,

[2:27] water, and air that we recognize unique

[2:29] cultures, traditions, and values.

[2:32] Together as treaty people, we have a

[2:33] shared responsibility to act with

[2:35] respect for the environment that

[2:36] sustains all life, protecting the future

[2:39] for those generations to come.

[2:42] I would ask that any member of council

[2:44] declare a pecuniary interest now or

[2:46] where it rises during the meeting.

[2:51] Item number four in camera and look for

[2:53] a motion in one camera for the reasons

[2:55] noted agenda. Councillor Atkinson and

[2:57] Councillor Hand seconds. All in favor?

[3:00] That's carried. We'll meet in committee

[3:01] room three.

[5:49] » Mhm.

[7:27] » Welcome back.

[7:29] Please join me for a moment of silent

[7:30] reflection.

[7:58] » Thank you.

[8:04] I would ask Ms. Lejay to rise and report

[8:07] of the motions of in camera, please.

[8:11] » Thank you, Warden Marriott. I can report

[8:13] that Lambton County Council met in

[8:15] camera this morning to address a few

[8:16] matters. First, to review and approve

[8:19] the Lambton County Council closed

[8:20] session minutes of June 3rd, 2026.

[8:23] To receive a report that includes

[8:25] personal matters about identifiable

[8:27] individuals related to the long-term

[8:29] care division leadership structure

[8:31] review and staffing enhancement

[8:33] proposal.

[8:34] To receive a report and provide

[8:36] instructions regarding collective

[8:38] bargaining with LiUNA Local 3000 and

[8:41] Unifor Local 444. And then lastly, to

[8:45] review and approve the Committee of the

[8:47] Whole in camera minutes of June 17th,

[8:50] 2026. Which included receiving a report

[8:53] and providing instructions regarding an

[8:55] unsolicited offer received by a third

[8:57] party relating to an acquisition of

[9:00] county owned property located in the

[9:02] city of Sarnia. And also to receive a

[9:04] report and provide instructions

[9:06] regarding lease negotiations between

[9:09] County EMS and a third party related to

[9:11] property in the city of Sarnia.

[9:14] » Thank you, Ms. Lejay.

[9:15] Item [clears throat] number eight,

[9:17] minutes of open session

[9:19] council of June the 3rd. Look for a

[9:21] motion to adopt those minutes.

[9:22] Councillor Broad, Councillor Hands

[9:24] seconds. All in favor. That's carried.

[9:26] Thank you.

[9:29] Item number nine,

[9:30] Board of Health, Dr. Dewitt, please.

[9:48] » So, we have uh informa- five information

[9:51] reports to receive and file unless there

[9:53] are questions.

[10:00] Councillor Veen moves. Councillor Miller

[10:02] seconds. All in favor? That's carried.

[10:05] Thank you.

[10:07] And we

[10:09] nine

[10:10] B, we have uh report regarding Lambton

[10:13] Public Health Disclosure Program.

[10:16] It requires a motion, discussion, or

[10:18] motion to approve the recommendation.

[10:21] Councillor Broad

[10:23] and

[10:23] Councillor Sageman seconds. All in

[10:26] favor?

[10:27] That's carried. Thank you.

[10:30] Is there any other business for Board of

[10:32] Health? Deputy Warden Egar, please.

[10:36] » Thank you, Warden.

[10:37] Um I just want to raise a concern on

[10:39] behalf of St. Clair Township Council

[10:42] regarding ambulance response times in

[10:44] the Port Lambton area, especially.

[10:46] Uh we fully understand that the Ministry

[10:48] of Health protocols govern ambulance

[10:50] dispatch and that call takers must

[10:53] prioritize calls based on patient acuity

[10:56] and available resources.

[10:58] This is not a criticism of our

[11:00] paramedics or dispatch staff. We

[11:03] recognize the difficult work they do and

[11:05] the pressures they are under. Our

[11:07] concern is what happens to residents in

[11:09] rural areas when ambulance response

[11:12] times are significant delay delayed,

[11:14] sorry,

[11:15] or when a call is not deemed

[11:17] life-threatening under the current

[11:19] dispatch protocol.

[11:21] In those situations, residents may be

[11:23] left on their own for extended period of

[11:25] time while help is still to come a

[11:27] distance away.

[11:29] St. Clair Township has trained

[11:32] firefighters available in Port Lambton.

[11:34] We're not asking firefighters to replace

[11:36] paramedics or provide advanced medical

[11:39] care.

[11:40] We're just asking whether they cannot be

[11:42] notified to provide basic assistance

[11:45] first, patient monitoring, scene safety,

[11:48] reassurance, and updated information to

[11:51] dispatch while awaiting for the EMS.

[11:54] With that in mind, sorry I preambled

[11:56] here a little bit. Here's my question.

[11:58] When St. Clair Township has trained

[12:00] firefighters available in Port Lambton,

[12:03] why can they not be notified immediately

[12:05] to provide basic assistance and

[12:07] reassurance when the ambulance responds

[12:09] will be significantly delayed?

[12:12] What changes are required to make that

[12:14] possible? More specifically,

[12:17] can county staff, Lambton EMS, CACC,

[12:20] Sarnia police, fire dispatch, and St.

[12:23] Clair Township work together to review

[12:26] the current tiered response agreement

[12:28] and determine whether fire can be

[12:30] dispatched based on defined criteria,

[12:34] which is extended ambulance ETA,

[12:37] no ambulance immediately available, or

[12:39] calls involving vulnerable residents or

[12:42] injuries?

[12:43] Uh early support would be a beneficial

[12:45] to the patient.

[12:48] Thank you. I'll turn it over to Mr.

[12:50] Churchill, please.

[12:53] » Thank you for the question uh through

[12:56] you, Warden, to Councillor Agar. Um

[13:00] I mean, I think the short answer is yes,

[13:02] we can have that discussion under

[13:04] the review of the tiered response

[13:06] agreement, but um

[13:08] Chief Steven Turner is on the line, so

[13:10] um I'll ask him to uh provide a little

[13:13] bit more information.

[13:15] Thank you.

[13:17] » Mr. Turner, please.

[13:19] » Good morning. Thank you, Warden. Um

[13:21] Councillor Agar, uh through you, Warden,

[13:23] uh the tiered response agreements are

[13:25] the agreements that align the framework

[13:27] for under which the fire departments

[13:29] respond.

[13:30] Typically, the tiered response

[13:32] agreements are focused on

[13:33] life-threatening emergencies to those to

[13:34] which we go code four or lights and

[13:36] sirens.

[13:38] Most tiered response agreements don't

[13:40] incorporate the code threes, which are

[13:42] those non-life-threatening incidents.

[13:44] Those are those are certainly available

[13:48] to be added to the tiered response

[13:49] agreements. If approached and requested,

[13:51] we can review the tiered response

[13:53] agreement with the

[13:54] Sarnia fire or Sarnia

[13:56] fire.

[13:57] We would also take a look and make

[13:59] referrals back to the county sorry to

[14:02] the municipality to determine

[14:04] whether those those criteria would want

[14:07] to be incorporated. One of the the

[14:09] considerations is often the expense.

[14:12] Code three calls are more numerous than

[14:15] code four calls.

[14:16] That's one of the reasons why volunteer

[14:18] fire departments don't typically go on

[14:20] code three calls, but we can also

[14:22] incorporate a delay criteria for those

[14:24] which there might be significant delay.

[14:26] One of the challenges in the area of

[14:28] Port Lambton is that that's

[14:31] in one of our shared service areas

[14:32] between us and Chatham-Kent just due to

[14:35] the location and proximity of the

[14:36] stations. We've got Bright's Grove and

[14:38] Corunna as our closest stations and then

[14:41] Wallaceburg would be the next station

[14:44] responding especially to code threes.

[14:49] » Thank you. I would I would like it

[14:51] reviewed though if it's possible. Thank

[14:52] you.

[14:55] » Okay, thank you for that. Uh

[14:57] any other business under Board of Health

[14:59] this morning?

[15:01] Seeing none, item number 10,

[15:03] correspondence. We have a

[15:05] We have a correspondence from Matt

[15:06] Slotwinski, CEO of Sarnia-Lambton

[15:09] Economic Partnership.

[15:11] Uh

[15:12] to do with the ready application.

[15:17] Look, uh Councillor Ferguson moves.

[15:22] » Move putting item not to receive in

[15:23] file.

[15:24] » Okay, move to support.

[15:26] Councillor Seguin seconds that.

[15:29] Discussion?

[15:31] Councillor Dennis.

[15:36] You're on mute, Councillor Dennis.

[15:40] » My apologies.

[15:41] I will not be supporting this, Ward

[15:43] Marriott.

[15:44] I in a country of 40 million people, I

[15:47] find it

[15:48] highly unlikely that we cannot find

[15:51] someone in a country of 40 million

[15:53] people that can that can fill these

[15:56] positions.

[15:57] I I find it

[16:00] myself and a lot of Canadians very very

[16:04] frustrating

[16:06] that we always have to turn and look for

[16:09] new Canadians to fill

[16:11] these roles that can be filled with our

[16:14] own citizens. The

[16:16] temporary foreign workers program turned

[16:19] into a complete complete mess and it was

[16:22] abused and and we see it right here

[16:24] locally when where

[16:27] various companies have abused the

[16:29] program and as a result our own citizens

[16:33] and youth have paid the price and I will

[16:35] not continue to support these programs.

[16:38] We should be putting our own citizens

[16:40] first, so I will not be supporting this.

[16:44] » Okay.

[16:45] Any other comments? Councillor Bradley.

[16:47] » Mr. Ward, I'm just trying to understand

[16:49] the receiving file. That means the

[16:51] resolution will not be endorsed?

[16:54] » I believe the resolution to endorse is

[16:56] on the floor. The motion is on the

[16:58] floor.

[16:59] » Thank you.

[17:01] » Uh

[17:03] Call the vote. All in favor?

[17:04] » I I Can I Can we please have a

[17:06] recorded vote, please, sir?

[17:08] » Okay, recorded vote's been requested.

[17:11] Ms. Leger.

[17:14] Oh, sorry, Councillor Bradley.

[17:16] » Thank you, Mr. Warden.

[17:18] I'm pleased there's a recorded vote

[17:19] because this program has been a success

[17:21] to bringing in skilled skilled people

[17:24] who we could not fill we could not

[17:26] take care of the

[17:29] through the regular workforce.

[17:31] And it has been a great value and it's

[17:32] proven itself to employers. This is

[17:34] where the feedback came from. Employers

[17:36] said this works for them. And it gives

[17:38] them that special skills that they need.

[17:40] And it also grows the population here,

[17:42] which we all support. So, I certainly

[17:43] will be supporting the best interest

[17:46] » So, I have Councillor Sageman and

[17:47] Councillor Dennis.

[17:51] » I'll speak to this from the perspective

[17:53] of of an employer. I mean, at the base

[17:55] level, we're all immigrants.

[17:57] And as an employer, I find it

[17:59] increasingly difficult to find

[18:01] folks that want to do certain types of

[18:03] work, certain types of working

[18:05] conditions.

[18:06] And it's very hard to find employees in

[18:08] a rural environment. And I fully support

[18:10] this motion.

[18:12] » Councillor Dennis.

[18:13] » Well, uh you know what? This is the

[18:15] timing of this couldn't be better, the

[18:16] day after Canada today.

[18:18] Our country has a uh we are the lowest

[18:22] in the G7 of and we're in a recession

[18:25] while the rest of the G7 is not in a

[18:27] recession. We have

[18:28] uh record unemployment. We have uh

[18:30] especially among among our youth. It's

[18:32] about time that we start thinking of

[18:34] ourselves first. And this is this is

[18:37] disgraceful, quite honestly disgraceful,

[18:40] that we are bringing in

[18:41] uh uh uh foreign um nationals to do the

[18:45] work of Canadians. And once again, you

[18:47] cannot tell me that in a in a country

[18:49] like Canada, uh we're 40 million uh

[18:53] uh strong country, perhaps even higher

[18:56] than that now, that we cannot find

[18:58] people uh

[18:59] that can fill these jobs. And and again,

[19:02] um uh the people that seem to uh to um

[19:06] um

[19:08] um

[19:09] the uh um are in favor of a project like

[19:12] this, belong to a particular, uh uh,

[19:14] party that don't seem to, uh, care about

[19:17] the everyday, uh, working people in

[19:20] Canada. So, again, I'm I'm adamantly

[19:22] against this and and they're going to

[19:24] find

[19:25] that they're

[19:26] they're going to find that the majority

[19:28] of Canadians, everyday working

[19:30] Canadians, that that may they may not,

[19:32] uh,

[19:33] they they may look down on, they do not

[19:35] support this. They're the ones that are

[19:37] hurting.

[19:37] » Okay, counselor

[19:38] » They do not support this.

[19:39] » We'll go Uh,

[19:40] counselor Sageman, you have a comment

[19:42] before I call the vote.

[19:45] » Just to follow up to that.

[19:47] When this meeting's over, I'm going to

[19:49] go out in this 36° heat and I'm going to

[19:51] work as a construction laborer and build

[19:53] a house for a customer. And I take

[19:55] offense to that comment. I am a regular,

[19:58] everyday working Canadian who operates a

[19:59] construction business and I support this

[20:02] program.

[20:03] » Okay, we'll call the question. Uh,

[20:05] Ms. Leger, please.

[20:07] » So, a recorded vote has been requested

[20:09] by counselor Dennis. The motion on the

[20:11] floor is the resolution at page 86 of

[20:14] our agenda package and we will start

[20:16] with counselor Bradley, please.

[20:20] » Yes.

[20:21] » I have a yes.

[20:22] Counselor Broad?

[20:23] » Yes.

[20:24] » I have a yes. Counselor Case?

[20:26] » Yes.

[20:27] » I have a yes.

[20:29] Counselor Dennis?

[20:31] » No.

[20:32] » I have a no. Counselor Ferguson?

[20:34] » Yes.

[20:35] » I have a yes.

[20:37] Counselor Hand?

[20:38] » Yes.

[20:39] » I have a yes. Counselor Looseley?

[20:41] » Yes.

[20:42] » I have a yes.

[20:44] Counselor McRoberts?

[20:46] » Yes.

[20:46] » I have a yes. Counselor Miller?

[20:49] » Yes.

[20:49] » I have a yes. Counselor Sageman?

[20:53] » Yes.

[20:54] » I have a yes. Counselor Bean?

[20:56] » Yes.

[20:57] » I have a yes.

[20:59] Deputy Warden Agar?

[21:00] » Yes.

[21:01] » I have a yes. Counselor Atkinson?

[21:03] » Yes.

[21:04] » I have a yes. Counselor Bushy?

[21:06] » Yes.

[21:07] » I have a yes. Warden Marriott?

[21:09] » Yes.

[21:10] I have a yes.

[21:15] That motion passes.

[21:19] » Okay, item number 11 on the agenda is

[21:24] items not requiring a motion. We have

[21:27] three sets of minutes here, Lambton

[21:30] Creative County,

[21:32] Sarnia Lambton Economic Partnership and

[21:34] Tourism Sarnia Lambton. I'll look for a

[21:36] motion to receive and file all three of

[21:38] these sets of minutes. Councillor

[21:40] Atkinson and Councillor Bushy seconds.

[21:43] All in favor.

[21:44] That's carried, [clears throat] thank

[21:45] you.

[21:47] Item number 12, reports requiring a

[21:49] motion.

[21:51] 12A A Long-Term Care Division.

[21:54] We have a report on the LTC Leadership

[21:57] Structure Review and Staffing

[21:58] Enhancement Proposal, which has no

[22:01] impact on the levy.

[22:03] Look for a motion to approve the three

[22:04] recommendations. Councillor Case and

[22:06] Councillor Broad.

[22:08] All in favor.

[22:10] That's carried, thank you.

[22:12] And 12B Social Services Division.

[22:15] Report regarding Homelessness and

[22:17] Prevention Program Investment Plan.

[22:21] Look for a motion to approve the two

[22:23] recommendations. Councillor McRoberts,

[22:26] seconded by Councillor Broad.

[22:29] All in favor.

[22:31] That's carried, thank you.

[22:35] And item number 13, committee minutes

[22:42] of June 17th.

[22:46] Um there was three motions under

[22:49] Infrastructure and Development.

[22:53] One under Public Health Services.

[22:57] Three under Cultural Services Division.

[23:02] One under long-term care.

[23:06] Five under corporate services division.

[23:10] Three under social services division.

[23:15] Four in camera and uh

[23:18] adjournment.

[23:23] Move by

[23:24] Councilor Miller and second by Councilor

[23:26] Bean.

[23:29] All in favor.

[23:30] That's carried. Thank you.

[23:32] 13B, audit committee minutes of June

[23:34] 17th.

[23:36] Look for a motion to adopt the audit

[23:39] committee minutes. Councilor Atkinson

[23:41] moves.

[23:43] Councilor Ferguson seconds. All in

[23:45] favor.

[23:46] That's carried. Thank you.

[23:49] Item number 14, there are no items

[23:51] tabled from previous meetings.

[23:54] And number 15, notice of motion by

[23:57] Deputy Warden Agar.

[24:01] » Thank you, Warden.

[24:02] Um I'd like to withdraw at this time

[24:04] after our last conversation on our last

[24:06] county meeting.

[24:08] Um Jason Cole has been looking into it

[24:10] and looking after it and I appreciate

[24:12] him right now, so

[24:14] for right now, I'll withdraw.

[24:16] » Thank you.

[24:19] Brings us to item number 16, other

[24:20] business. Councilor Atkinson.

[24:24] » Thank you, Warden. Um

[24:26] just one thing I'd like to bring forth

[24:28] that

[24:29] recently I was reading an article in our

[24:32] one of our local newspapers and it was

[24:33] an article concerning the York dump

[24:36] that's going to be take opening up down

[24:38] by Dresden and I was noticing the

[24:40] traffic route that they are proposing.

[24:44] And one of the routes is through off the

[24:45] 402 through Plympton-Wyoming down

[24:48] uh Heritage all the way there. Not only

[24:50] passing through my community, but uh

[24:52] five other communities as well.

[24:54] And it kind of bothers me that nobody is

[24:57] uh the

[24:58] opportunity to communicate with us and

[25:00] I'm not sure at what level, whether it's

[25:01] at the county level, provincial level,

[25:03] or where.

[25:05] But, this was brought forth by one of my

[25:07] fellow councilors a few months ago.

[25:09] And to see it back in the newspaper

[25:11] without any communication to us kind of

[25:13] bothers me. We have a lot going on, for

[25:16] example, through Plympton-Wyoming. It's

[25:17] going through the core of our business

[25:19] section.

[25:20] And I'm concerned about the traffic

[25:23] and the amount of traffic that's going

[25:25] through. So, I'm just wondering where we

[25:27] go from here. Do who do we talk to

[25:29] because this is a concern

[25:31] for the safety of our residents going

[25:34] through this area. Thank you, Warden.

[25:36] » Thank you, Councilor Atkinson. I'd look

[25:38] to Mr. Cole if he has any comments on

[25:41] that. Please.

[25:45] » Thank you. Through through you, Warden,

[25:47] to Councilor Atkinson. Um yeah, it is

[25:50] concerning that we haven't heard

[25:52] directly from York 1 at the county

[25:54] level. Uh we were involved in previous

[25:57] communications regarding that that

[26:00] landfill project. And

[26:03] we have received a traffic and routing

[26:06] study that uh

[26:08] that that

[26:09] the municipality of Chatham-Kent had

[26:11] provided to us in advance of their

[26:14] presentation to the community last week,

[26:17] week before.

[26:18] Um we are looking at that and have

[26:22] endeavored to join with them on further

[26:24] discussions regarding routing of that

[26:27] project the way it stands now. Um

[26:30] through their community and and ours.

[26:33] So, we we look forward to get together

[26:35] with them to have our own opportunity to

[26:38] review that and provide comments back.

[26:42] » Follow up, Councilor Atkinson.

[26:44] » Thank you, Mr. Cole. Yeah, thank you,

[26:46] Warden. Through you to Mr. Cole, I thank

[26:47] you very much for that information, but

[26:49] if you do you some backup or if you need

[26:51] some encouragement, we're there for you

[26:53] as well. And I'm sure the other mayors

[26:55] from the other municipalities that are

[26:56] going to be affected by it as well would

[26:58] certainly love to be of assistance as

[27:00] well.

[27:02] Thank you.

[27:02] » Thank you. Council Broad.

[27:05] » Thank you, Warden Marriott. I attended

[27:07] the meeting in Dresden. Uh when it got

[27:10] to the traffic study, it's showing

[27:12] approximately 10% will be coming from

[27:14] the north. Whether that's down 21

[27:16] Highway, 80 Highway to 21, I'm not

[27:20] really sure

[27:21] uh what the route will be cuz again it's

[27:22] just a study. It doesn't say they have

[27:24] to do it. To me, the big question is on

[27:27] the York 1's information there, they

[27:29] showed 200 trucks a day.

[27:32] Well, 10% of 200 trucks a day is a lot

[27:34] different than 10% of the 700 trucks a

[27:37] day that they were asking for a

[27:39] previous. So, unfortunately, we don't

[27:41] know whether it's a 200 or whether it's

[27:43] a 700. Uh 10% 200 lot different than the

[27:48] 10% of 700. So, um and don't expect York

[27:51] 1 to send you any information. If you

[27:54] want any information, you got to track

[27:56] it down yourself because uh York 1 isn't

[27:59] doing a very good job with the

[28:00] information. And to be quite honest, you

[28:03] can blame a lot of that on the province

[28:04] of Ontario because they did not want the

[28:06] environmental assessment done and this

[28:08] is what happens. Now you get little bits

[28:10] and pieces of information. So, um yeah.

[28:13] If if it's a 10%

[28:15] if we have to, we can kind of live with

[28:17] that. But again, is it 200 or 700? Thank

[28:20] you.

[28:20] » Thank you for that, Council Broad.

[28:23] Any other comments before I close the

[28:25] conversation?

[28:27] Seeing none,

[28:29] is there

[28:30] any other business today?

[28:36] Seeing none, I would turn to Ms. Leger

[28:38] for notice of bylaws, please.

[28:42] » Thank you, Warden Marriott. It is moved

[28:43] by Councillor Ferguson, seconded by

[28:45] Councillor Hand that bylaws 15 and 16 of

[28:48] 2026 as circulated be taken as read for

[28:52] a first and second time.

[28:54] » All in favor.

[28:56] That's carried.

[28:58] » It is moved by Councillor Ferguson,

[28:59] seconded by Councillor Hahn, that bylaws

[29:02] 15 and 16 of 2026 as circulated be taken

[29:06] as read for a third and final time.

[29:08] » All in favor.

[29:10] That's carried. Thank you.

[29:14] At this time, I have number 18, I'll

[29:16] look for a motion to adjourn with the

[29:18] next meeting of Lambton County Council

[29:20] to be held September the 2nd at 9:00

[29:23] a.m.

[29:25] Councillor Loosley moves.

[29:28] And Councillor Bean seconds. All in

[29:30] favor.

[29:31] That's carried.

[29:34] Before we go to O Canada, just remind

[29:36] that on September the 2nd following

[29:39] County Council, it will be the annual

[29:41] luncheon for councillors, uh, hosted by

[29:45] St. Clair.

[29:48] Please join me with O Canada.

[30:12] » O [music]

[30:14] Canada,

[30:17] our home and native land.

[30:23] True

[30:24] » [music]

[30:25] » Patriot [singing] love

[30:28] in all of us command.

[30:33] With glowing [music and singing] hearts

[30:36] we see thee rise, the True North strong

[30:41] [singing]

[30:42] free.

[30:44] From far [music]

[30:46] and wide, O Canada,

[30:50] we stand [singing]

[30:51] on guard for [music] thee.

[30:56] God keep our

[31:01] land

[31:02] » [music]

[31:04] » Glorious and free.

[31:07] O [music] Canada,

[31:10] now we stand on guard

[31:14] for thee.

[31:16] » [music]

[31:18] » O

[31:19] Canada,

[31:21] » [singing]

[31:21] » We stand on

[31:24] guard

[31:25] for

[31:27] » [music]

[31:27] » Thee.

Lambton County Council (OPEN SESSION) - 02 Jul 2026

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