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| 4/16/26 | ![]() Chatham-Kent Hospice marks 10 years, launches kitchen renovation campaign✨ | hospice carecommunity support+3 | — | Chatham-Kent Hospice | Adelaide Street | Chatham-Kent Hospiceend-of-life care+3 | — | 13m 57s | |
| 11/9/25 | ![]() Skilled Trades Ontario expands on-site exam access for apprentices | Skilled Trades Ontario (STO) is expanding on-site certification exam delivery to all Training Delivery Agents (TDAs) that offer a final level of in-class apprenticeship training, effective immediately. The announcement was made on Oct. 17, 2025 by STO Chief Executive Officer Candice White during remarks at the Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council of Ontario’s 68th Annual Convention in Windsor. “This expansion marks another important milestone in our work to modernize and improve Ontario’s apprenticeship system,” said White. “By bringing exams directly to where apprentices train, we’re removing barriers, reducing wait times, and helping more skilled trades professionals get certified and into the workforce faster.” The Sydenham Current caught up with White for an interview. The expansion follows a successful pilot launched under the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD), which began with 31 TDA locations across the province. Since taking over exam administration on April 2, 2025, STO has grown on-site delivery to 54 TDA locations. The program is being made permanent and will be available to all TDAs authorized to provide final-level training—more than 100 locations across Ontario—allowing eligible apprentices to write their final certification exams directly at their training site. “Skilled trades workers are essential to building Ontario’s future. We’re helping apprentices reach certification faster and with fewer barriers,” said David Piccini, Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development. “This investment gives apprentices more flexibility to get the training they need and delivers more certified workers ready to take on the jobs that keep our economy growing.” Skilled Trades Ontario is an agency of the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development responsible for apprenticeship and skilled trades certification across the province. The agency works to simplify access to services, promote the trades as a career of choice and address ongoing labour shortages in collaboration with government and industry partners. More details at https://www.skilledtradesontario.ca/. | — | ||||||
| 10/31/25 | ![]() Abraham Orthodontics promotes early screenings during National Orthodontic Health Month | In recognition of National Orthodontic Health Month, Dr. Maxwell Abraham and his team at Abraham Orthodontics are offering free orthodontic exams for families at their Chatham and Leamington offices. The Canadian Association of Orthodontists recommends that children receive their first orthodontic screening by age seven to help prevent the need for more complex or surgical treatments later on. “If your child is approaching the age of seven, it's time to make an appointment for an initial exam with your orthodontist,” the practice said. Dr. Abraham emphasized the importance of early detection and ongoing monitoring. “Most often, the orthodontist will identify a potential problem but recommend monitoring the child's growth and development. He or she can spot subtle problems with jaw growth and emerging teeth while baby teeth are present and recommend starting treatment at the best possible time to minimize treatment duration, cost and complexity,” said Dr. Abraham of Abraham Orthodontics in Leamington and Chatham. The practice offers free exams for all children, with no referral required. Those who are not ready for treatment are enrolled in the Growing Smiles Program, where they receive annual checkups at no cost — regardless of insurance coverage — to monitor growth and dental development. Abraham Orthodontics recently expanded with a new Chatham location at 729 St. Clair Street. “Because every patient presents with unique orthodontic problems and growth considerations, the ‘best age’ to start treatment is different for every patient. Therefore, the best time for a consultation with your orthodontist is as soon as a possible problem is noticed,” Dr. Abraham said. Families can schedule a free orthodontic exam by calling 519-398-8101 or visiting www.AbrahamOrthodontics.com. Dr. Abraham, who founded Abraham Orthodontics in 2016, is a Leamington native and regionally recognized orthodontist known for his commitment to accessibility and community service. His Growing Smiles Program has provided more than $1 million in free orthodontic exams to families across Windsor-Essex, along with school-based initiatives promoting oral health. Follow the team online using the hashtag #AOmazing. | — | ||||||
| 10/27/25 | ![]() Oaks Retirement Village invites families for warm, safe Halloween fun in Wallaceburg | Oaks Retirement Village is inviting the community to celebrate Halloween in a warm and welcoming way. Located at 80 McNaughton Avenue in Wallaceburg, the residence has transformed one of its hallways into a festive space for trick-or-treaters. Starting at 4 p.m. on Halloween, children are welcome to come in out of the cold and enjoy a safe and cheerful trick-or-treat experience with the residents. In addition to the seasonal fun, Oaks Retirement Village is currently offering move-in incentives across its range of services, including respite stays, Acorn Lane - Memory Care, retirement living, and assisted living. Sales and marketing manager Brandy Verbeem says those interested in exploring the residence and learning more about its offerings can book a tour by calling 519-627-9292 or visiting oaksretirementvillage.ca. | — | ||||||
| 10/21/25 | ![]() 'From Loss to Living: After the Good-Bye' brings grief support discussion to Wallaceburg | A free community event titled From Loss to Living: After the Good-Bye will take place October 22, 2025, at 7 p.m. at the Sydenham Community Curling Club. The evening will feature three speakers offering perspectives on funeral care, aftercare, and therapy for those coping with loss. Kevin Cavanagh, owner and operator of the Haycock-Cavanagh Funeral Home, will speak about the changing face of funeral service post-pandemic, legal challenges families face when there is no will, and the benefits of pre-planning a funeral. A licensed funeral director for 34 years, Cavanagh serves on the boards of Southwest Crematoriums and Community Living Wallaceburg. The Sydenham Current caught up with Cavanagh to discuss the event. Cathy Lalonde, an Aftercare Specialist at Haycock Cavanagh Funeral Home and lifelong Wallaceburg resident, will discuss her role supporting families through the emotional and practical challenges that follow a loss. She also assists with essential tasks such as pension applications, document cancellations, and repatriation services through partnerships with MacKinnon and Bowes. Allison Boulanger, a therapist, will speak about professional counseling and therapy strategies for those dealing with grief and emotional challenges. Her presentation will focus on resilience, emotional well-being, and the benefits of guided support. Registration is free but space is limited. Those interested are encouraged to sign up early at sydenhamcurlingclub.com. For more information, contact syd.sports.events@gmail.com. | — | ||||||
| 10/16/25 | ![]() Auxiliary donation helps build momentum for Wallaceburg hospital redevelopment | The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation (CKHAF) is celebrating another show of community generosity as the Sydenham District Hospital Auxiliary presented a cheque for $35,000 this week toward the Our Hospital, Our Future Wallaceburg Site Redevelopment Campaign. The Sydenham Current caught up with Serendipity Gift Shop Manager Mary Van Damme, CKHA Foundation CEO Christine Mitchell and CKHA CEO Adam Topp, to discuss the donation. | — | ||||||
| 10/16/25 | ![]() Tropical Tan and The Palm Tree Boutique in Wallaceburg celebrates nine years with anniversary sale | Tropical Tan and The Palm Tree Boutique, located at 208 Margaret Avenue in Wallaceburg, is marking a major milestone this week as it celebrates its ninth anniversary. The celebration kicks off today with a storewide sale offering 50 per cent off all regular-priced items. The boutique, known for its vibrant selection of fashion for women and men, cruise wear, tanning lotions, jewelry, footwear, home decor and unique gift ideas, will be running the sale Thursday through Saturday. Owner Michelle Lajoie reflected on the journey over the past nine years, noting the many changes and growth the business has seen. She also shared that her granddaughter will be on site during the sale with a selection of baked goods for visitors to purchase. Store hours are Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Call 519-627-1952. | — | ||||||
| 10/15/25 | ![]() Cell + Tech Clinic relocates to 437 James Street with expanded services & fresh new space | Cell + Tech Clinic has officially relocated to 437 James St. Wallaceburg, bringing expanded inventory and a fresh new space to better serve the community. Owner James Swain shared that the move allows for a broader selection of products and the addition of a new service: security camera installation. The clinic’s updated hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with closures on Wednesdays and Sundays. Visitors to the new location will find a welcoming atmosphere, complete with seating and complimentary Wi-Fi while repairs are underway. The shop continues to offer the trusted services customers have come to rely on, including repairs for phones, tablets, desktops, and laptops, along with sales of refurbished phones, equipment and new accessories. Call (226) 236-9376 or visit them online at https://celltechclinic.ca/. | — | ||||||
| 10/9/25 | ![]() Odyssey Heating and Cooling in Blenheim keeps home comfort at the heart of its service | Odyssey Heating and Cooling is a full-service HVAC company based in Blenheim, proudly serving Chatham-Kent and surrounding areas. Specializing in heating and air conditioning maintenance, repairs and installation, the family-owned business is committed to supporting what matters most—the heart of your home. Whether it’s an emergency repair or routine maintenance, Odyssey Heating and Cooling offers reliable and affordable service year-round. Owner Shawn Brown says the team takes great pride in their work and stands behind a customer guarantee that reflects their dedication to quality and care. With 24/7 emergency service and regular hours Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., they’re ready to respond when comfort matters most. Visitors to their website can find seasonal specials and request a quote online. For more information, call 519-401-3335 or email info@odysseyhvac.ca. | — | ||||||
| 10/6/25 | ![]() Chatham-Kent Hospice: Navigating grief with support and compassion | Sydenham Current recently sat down with the Manager of Community and Supportive Care at the Chatham-Kent Hospice Melissa Cadarette, to talk about the vital grief and bereavement services they offer. From one-on-one counselling to group sessions, the hospice provides free programming to anyone 18 or older living in Chatham-Kent. Located at 34 Wellington St. East, Chatham, the Chatham-Kent Hospice is a safe and welcoming space for those navigating loss. You can reach them at 519-354-3113 to learn more or access support. | — | ||||||
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| 9/29/25 | ![]() Wallaceburg Adult Activity Centre raising funds for elevator project | The Wallaceburg Adult Activity Centre is working to make its facility more accessible through a community fundraiser supporting the installation of an elevator. A 50-50 raffle is underway, with tickets available until 4 p.m. on October 4. Proceeds will go directly toward the project. Details on the raffle are available online at rafflebox.ca. To provide further information on costs, logistics, and to address questions, the centre will host a townhall meeting on Wednesday, October 22, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Wallaceburg Adult Activity Centre, 205 James Street. The centre is also preparing for its annual Older Adults Health and Wellness Fair, scheduled for October 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Oaks Retirement Village, 80 McNaughton Avenue in Wallaceburg. The fair will feature presentations, health screenings, and a variety of information booths. Victoria Stewart, manager of the Wallaceburg Adult Activity Centre, said the initiatives reflect the organization’s commitment to inclusivity and community well-being. She noted the elevator project is a key step in ensuring the space is welcoming and supportive for all. For more information, the centre can be reached at 519-627-6224 or admin@wallaceburgaac.ca. | — | ||||||
| 9/26/25 | ![]() 'Wallaceburg Rocks for Cora Balics' event set for Oct. 11 at the Moose Lodge | Wallaceburg is gearing up for a day of music, games, community spirit and heartfelt support as “Wallaceburg Rocks for Cora Balics” on October 11 at the Moose Lodge. The event promises a full day of entertainment and activities, all in support of a cause close to the community’s heart. We spoke with Cora's grandma Jen about equipment and help she will need. From 12 p.m. until 5 p.m., attendees can enjoy a variety of indoor attractions including vendors, games, a silent auction and the Moose kitchen. Most daytime activities are free to attend, making it an accessible outing for families and community members of all ages. As the sun sets, the festivities move outdoors starting at 6 p.m., the outdoor portion of the event will feature live music, vendors and adult games, and require a paid ticket. Musical performances will headline the evening, beginning with special guest Shelly Rastin from 6 to 8 p.m., followed by Big Shiny Toons from 8:30 to 11 p.m. Concert tickets are available for $15 and can be purchased in advance online or at the Moose Lodge. The Moose Lodge is located at 110 Duke Street in Wallaceburg. For more information, including ticket details and a full schedule, visit www.wallaceburgrocks.ca. | — | ||||||
| 9/24/25 | ![]() Hauser’s Pharmacy marks 45 years of community care across Ontario | Hauser’s Pharmacy and Healthcare is marking a milestone this year — 45 years of dedicated service in mobility and home healthcare support across Ontario. What began in 1980 as a small operation in Dunnville has grown into a trusted name, now serving nine communities, including Wallaceburg. Founded by Jim and Bonnie Hauser, the business was built on a simple but powerful idea: help people. That commitment to patient care has remained at the heart of Hauser’s through every chapter. In 2007, their eldest son Phil Hauser stepped into the leadership role, continuing the family’s legacy with a renewed focus on compassion and innovation. Phil’s approach is rooted in advocacy for those who are often overlooked — he’s driven by a belief in meaningful work that uplifts others and strengthens communities. We spoke with Phil about the journey from a single storefront to a multi-location healthcare provider. He reflected on the values that shaped the business and the importance of staying connected to each community they serve. Locally, Wallaceburg’s pharmacy is led by Pharmacy Manager Delynne Marlatt R. PH. B. SC., who shared how the team supports residents with personalized care and a deep understanding of local needs. As Hauser’s celebrates 45 years, the message is clear: their story is one of family, purpose, and a steadfast commitment to the health and well-being of every patient they meet. More details can be found at https://www.hausershealthcare.com/. | — | ||||||
| 9/23/25 | ![]() Dover Duds debuts fresh look and fall collection with Carhartt makeover | Dover Duds has a fresh new look this season, and it’s all thanks to the Carhartt team. Located at 25442 St. Clair Road Highway 40, the store has undergone a complete transformation with new shelving, racks and a redesigned layout that makes it easier than ever to browse every corner. The update comes just in time for fall and winter, with a wide range of new arrivals now on display. Shoppers will find everything from vintage camo pieces to cozy jogging suits, along with the latest line by Bethany Yellowtail. Tanya shared that the store is fully stocked with kids’ clothing for the upcoming seasons. If you’re looking for something specific for the little ones, now’s the time to stop in before supplies run out. Dover Duds is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, call 519-355-1201. | — | ||||||
| 9/21/25 | ![]() Wallaceburg teen publishes debut poetry and prose collection | Susannah vm Salisbury of Wallaceburg has published her first book, “Battles of Existence: A Book of Poetry And Prose,” which was released on July 14, 2025. At just 18 years old, Salisbury has crafted a poetic exploration of humanity and nature, weaving together themes that span from the creation of Earth to the complexities of modern society and the enduring love people share. In a recent interview, Salisbury shared insights into the five-year journey behind the book. She described the work as a reflection on the feral beauty of the world and the emotional landscapes that shape human experience. The collection blends poetry and prose to examine the tension between civilization and wilderness, and the ways in which people connect with each other and the planet. Salisbury is already working on her next book, continuing to build on the creative momentum sparked by her debut. “Battles of Existence” is available for purchase through Amazon. | — | ||||||
| 9/8/25 | ![]() Wallaceburg Chamber launches new initiatives to boost local business | Emma King, executive director of the Wallaceburg and District Chamber of Commerce, is leading a renewed push to strengthen the region’s business landscape from the Chamber’s headquarters at 152 Duncan Street in Wallaceburg. With a clear focus on economic development, King emphasized the Chamber’s commitment to fostering inclusive opportunities for businesses of all sizes and amplifying their collective voice through advocacy at the municipal, provincial and federal levels. As fall approaches, the Chamber is rolling out a series of initiatives designed to support local entrepreneurs and business owners. Among the highlights are revamped membership benefits and new programming under the Skills Bridge banner, which includes free online learning resources aimed at helping members connect, grow and succeed. These efforts reflect the Chamber’s broader mission to celebrate the strength and diversity of the local business community while equipping it for long-term success. King said the Chamber is excited to continue building momentum and looks forward to welcoming new members into a network that values collaboration, innovation and resilience. | — | ||||||
| 8/26/25 | ![]() 20th Annual O’Neil Mini Farm Show being held September 6 | The 20th annual O’Neil Mini Farm Show will be held Saturday, September 6, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 6477 Stuart Line in Wallaceburg. Organizers say the event will showcase a wide range of vehicles, including race cars, vintage automobiles, trucks, fire trucks and tractors. Visitors can expect new attractions and hands-on activities throughout the day, with plenty of entertainment geared toward children. Local vendors are welcome to participate, call 519-359-6841 to take part. The famous bean soup will be available with hotdog and hamburgers for purchase. It is otherwise a free event and donations to the food bank will be gratefully accepted. | — | ||||||
| 8/20/25 | ![]() 45th Anniversary Terry Fox Run taking place in Wallaceburg on September 14, goal is to raise $45K | Wallaceburg is gearing up to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Terry Fox Run, with the community set to gather on Sunday, September 14 for the annual event. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and the run kicks off at 10 a.m. from Civic Park, often referred to locally as Fountain Park. Organizers Brad and Moira Eggett are still seeking volunteers to help make the day a success. Those interested in lending a hand can reach out to them at New Vision Optical or connect through the Wallaceburg Terry Fox Run Facebook page, here. https://www.facebook.com/wallaceburgtfr. Last year, Wallaceburg raised an impressive $44,327.80 for cancer research, and this year’s goal is to hit $45,000 in honour of the run’s 45th year. Participants can register online or pick up a sponsor sheet at New Vision Optical Centre. For those looking to support the cause without running, Brad Eggett will be participating and is accepting sponsorships, here. https://run.terryfox.ca/page/bradleyeggett Moira Eggett shared insights into this year’s theme and reflected on the enduring spirit of the event, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and the legacy of Terry Fox’s mission. | — | ||||||
| 8/18/25 | ![]() Chatham-Kent Detailing to offer mobile car cleaning and detailing services | Chatham-Kent residents have a new option for keeping their vehicles clean and polished, as Chatham-Kent Detailing expands its operations to offer mobile car cleaning and detailing services across the region. The business, owned and operated by Brandon Trail, brings over a decade of experience in the detailing industry. Trail says the mobile service is designed to meet customers where they are — whether at home, at work, or anywhere in between. “We’re making it easier for people to get their vehicles detailed without having to rearrange their day,” Trail said. “If you’re at work, we can come to the parking lot and have your car cleaned and ready by the time your shift ends.” Chatham-Kent Detailing offers a wide range of services, including interior and exterior detailing for cars, trucks, SUVs, RVs, motorcycles, and boats. The company also provides premium paint correction, ceramic coating packages, and a variety of detailing options tailored to different needs. Trail says the goal is to deliver high-quality service with convenience, helping customers maintain their vehicles without the hassle of visiting a shop. For more information or to book a service, residents can call 226-627-2943. | — | ||||||
| 8/15/25 | ![]() 'Therapy With Hart' open for business, 1-on-1 with owner Rachel Hart VanDorsselaer | Rachel Hart VanDorsselaer is now accepting clients as a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), offering virtual therapy to adults across Ontario. With a focus on supporting individuals navigating anxiety, depression, grief, or major life decisions, VanDorsselaer is opening her practice with an introductory offer aimed at making therapy more accessible. As she begins her professional journey, VanDorsselaer is providing five sessions at a reduced rate of $50 each, including the initial intake session. This is available to the first 10 people to contact her by phone or email. For those unsure about starting therapy, she offers a free 15-minute consultation to help determine if her services are the right fit. Prospective clients can reach VanDorsselaer by phone at 226-542-4302 or by email at therapywithhart@gmail.com. | — | ||||||
| 8/6/25 | ![]() Over 180 vehicles expected downtown for WAMBO 2025 car show | WAMBO 2025 is set to roll into Wallaceburg from August 8 to 10, bringing with it a parade of polished chrome and roaring engines. This year, car manager Matt Thomas expects approximately 180 vehicles to take part in the weekend festivities. The action begins Friday night with a cruise departing at 7 p.m. from the old Sobeys parking lot on McNaughton Avenue. Thomas, who’s overseeing the event’s automotive lineup, walked through the cruise route and shared details on what participants and spectators can expect. Saturday morning sees the official setup begin, with gates opening at 7 a.m. for arriving vehicles. Pre-registration isn’t required—drivers can simply show up and register onsite. Entry is $20. Organizers are encouraging enthusiasts to arrive early to claim prime spots and be part of the day-long celebration of classic and custom cars. More details are at www.wambo.ca. | — | ||||||
| 8/6/25 | ![]() Inaugural photo contest being held at WAMBO 2025 | Wallaceburg is turning 150, and WAMBO is marking the occasion with something brand new — a photo contest that invites everyone to join in the celebration. Whether you’re snapping shots of vintage cars, sleek boats, flashing fire trucks, gleaming motorcycles, crowds of excited people, or the energy of live entertainment, this contest is your chance to capture the spirit of the weekend through your lens. Participants can submit up to five photos showcasing any aspect of WAMBO 2025. Cash prizes will be awarded for the top five entries, with first through fifth place winners all receiving recognition. Keep in mind that only photographs taken during this year’s event will be accepted, so previous years’ snapshots won’t qualify. Those interested in taking part can visit the WAMBO website, here. Organizer and WAMBO Director Brian Armitage shared all of the details. Alternatively, you can request a form by emailing btage@bell.net with “WAMBO Photo Contest” as the subject line. This is a moment worth preserving—and your photos might just become part of Wallaceburg’s history. | — | ||||||
| 8/5/25 | ![]() Major markdowns &savings up to 35% off at Dover Duds, who is set for a full facelift thanks to Carhartt | If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to stock up on Carhartt gear, now’s your chance. Head over to Dover Duds at 25442 St. Clair Road in Dover Centre, where big changes are brewing and the savings are even bigger. The store is gearing up for a full facelift over the next couple of months thanks to the Carhartt team. The best part? They're staying open throughout the renovations. No doors closing, no missing out — just great deals as they clear space for what’s next. You’ll find major markdowns across the store, with up to 35% off Carhartt hoodies, shirts, kids’ clothing, and more. All you have to do is keep an eye out for the red dot on the tag to snag the savings. But don’t wait too long — this sale wraps up on August 16. Get in, grab the gear, and enjoy the discount while it lasts. | — | ||||||
| 8/4/25 | ![]() Steven Page Trio, Leave Those Kids Alone & Colt McLauchlin headline WAMBO 2025 musical entertainment | The streets of Wallaceburg are set to come alive once again as WAMBO proudly unveils its 2025 entertainment lineup. With a mixture of nostalgia, hometown pride, and powerhouse performances, the Main Stage promises something unforgettable for every music lover. Kicking off the weekend on Friday, August 8, is Leave Those Kids Alone with their Graduation Tour, bringing youthful energy and classic rock flair to the stage at 7pm. Their infectious spirit has made waves across the region, and WAMBO is thrilled to host them on what promises to be a defining night. Saturday, August 9, starts strong at noon with Colt McLauchlin, a name synonymous with soulful sounds and storytelling lyrics. With a voice rooted in rural Ontario and a heart full of homegrown passion, McLauchlin’s midday set is sure to strike a chord with festival-goers. Then, as evening settles in, the Steven Page Trio takes over at 8:30pm, led by the former Barenaked Ladies frontman whose unmistakable voice and clever songwriting have become Canadian cultural staples. The trio’s performance is anticipated to be one of the highlights of the entire festival. We caught up with WAMBO Chair and Entertainment Director Bill Wolsing, who shared his excitement about the upcoming lineup. He emphasized the importance of curating talent that reflects both local pride and broader musical appeal, noting that this year’s acts bring a mix of familiarity and fresh energy to the stage. “We’re bringing music that resonates,” Wolsing said. “Our goal is always to celebrate what makes Wallaceburg special—its people, its community, and its culture.” As the countdown begins, locals and visitors alike are gearing up for what promises to be an unforgettable weekend of sound, celebration, and summer vibes. WAMBO is ready. Are you? More details at www.wambo.ca. | — | ||||||
| 8/4/25 | ![]() 75% off all summer clothing at Goldcoast Fashions in downtown Wallaceburg | Goldcoast Fashions in downtown Wallaceburg is making waves this season with up to 75% off all summer clothing. Shoppers can expect a mix of seasonal staples and fresh arrivals, making this sale the perfect excuse to refresh wardrobes while the weather still calls for breezy styles. But there’s no need to pack away thoughts of fall. New autumn pieces are already arriving, and among them are jeans from Tribal that strike the perfect balance between fashion and comfort. Designed to impress but crafted with the ease of joggers, these jeans offer a smart solution for anyone who wants to look put-together without sacrificing coziness. For those looking to stretch their shopping dollars even further, the Glam Club at Goldcoast Fashions offers exclusive savings that make a noticeable difference at the register. With two convenient locations in Wallaceburg and Chatham, it’s never been easier to slip into something stylish—and smart. 538 James Street Wallaceburg. 519-627-7143. 168 King Street West Chatham. 519-352-1331. Or toll-free 1-888-352-9409 | — | ||||||
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