Bob Bailey, Sarnia-Lambton MPP, is ready for a potential ’25 Ontario election. Acclaimed by the Ontario PC Party, Bailey aims to complete key projects like expanding Highway 40 and building a 24-bed addictions hub at Bluewater Health. With 17 years in office, Bailey hopes to continue serving the community and finish ongoing initiatives. He shares credit with colleagues and staff, emphasizing teamwork in improving Sarnia-Lambton. Bailey’s re-election bid focuses on local development and infrastructure.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

If you’re stuck at home with the kids during winter break, Michigan offers the perfect solution with over 30 indoor water parks, according to Pure Michigan. These parks provide a warm escape featuring slides, pools, and other exciting activities. The concept of indoor water parks started in Canada in 1985, and gained popularity in the U.S. by 1994. Today, Michigan has numerous indoor water parks across the state, offering a fun and convenient way to keep the kids entertained and make lasting memories without the hassle of travel.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Michigan’s ski resorts are ready to help you learn skiing or snowboarding with the return of the Discover Michigan Skiing program. Supported by McDonald’s of Michigan and the Michigan Snowsports Industries Association, this program offers affordable beginner lessons, rental equipment, and lift passes throughout January. Executive Director Mike Panich highlights Michigan’s accessible slopes and friendly instructors. The program costs $60 and runs from January 2nd to January 31st at 20 participating ski areas statewide.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

The Detroit Lions’ winning season has provided solace to the Aleman family of Clyde Township as they grieve 17-year-old Peyton. Inspired by Aidan Hutchinson’s nonprofit, Peyton’s mom, Amy Aleman, started Peyton’s Peace to support families who’ve lost a child. The nonprofit aims to offer memorials and experiences to help grieving families. Peyton’s brothers also started a book drive for children at local hospitals. Amy hopes to spread kindness and peace to others, finding comfort in giving back.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

On January 9th from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, Port Huron’s Carnegie Museum will host a Vision Board workshop led by Lisa Jo, designed to help participants focus on their goals for the year. The two-hour session encourages creativity and goal-setting through personalized vision boards. Supplies will be provided, though attendees can bring their own photos. Tickets are $15 for museum members and $20 for general admission. Space is limited, so those interested should sign up soon to reserve a spot.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet