Andrew Wilton

3 weeks ago | thespec.com | Andrew Wilton

Bill 5 passed the Ontario legislature to become law on June 4, despite strong opposition, particularly from First Nations groups. Ontario’s Bill 5, officially titled the “Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act,” exempts major developments from rigorous environmental and archaeological assessments. Its purpose is to fast-track development by creating special economic zones that would free developers from various regulations.

1 month ago | thesarniajournal.ca | Andrew Wilton

This Saturday, May 24, from 2 -5 p.m. The Painted Cat Studio is hosting LotusFest, a benefit for a young Sarnia girl named Lotus, who recently lost her mother, and her father years earlier. Kari Faubert, Lotus’ mother, passed away in February after years of health issues that required hospitalization for long periods of time. Her father, Will Amrhein passed away in 2021. Lotus is now living with her elderly grandparents.

1 month ago | thespec.com | Andrew Wilton

Controversy marred the City’s launch of voting on designs for a new mural in Canatra Park. One of the designs was confirmed to be the product of algorithmic (AI) art, sparking a backlash from community members. In March, the nuSarnia Foundation approached City Council with a concept to revitalize the lifeguard station in Canatara Park with a temporary, cloth mural wrapping around the building. Following Council approval, they then put out a call for submissions from local artists.

1 month ago | therecord.com | Andrew Wilton

Controversy marred the City’s launch of voting on designs for a new mural in Canatra Park. One of the designs was confirmed to be the product of algorithmic (AI) art, sparking a backlash from community members. In March, the nuSarnia Foundation approached City Council with a concept to revitalize the lifeguard station in Canatara Park with a temporary, cloth mural wrapping around the building. Following Council approval, they then put out a call for submissions from local artists.

1 month ago | thesarniajournal.ca | Andrew Wilton

Controversy marred the City's launch of voting on designs for a new mural in Canatra Park. One of the designs was confirmed to be the product of algorithmic (AI) art, sparking a backlash from community members. In March, the nuSarnia Foundation approached City Council with a concept to revitalize the lifeguard station in Canatara Park with a temporary, cloth mural wrapping around the building. Following Council approval, they then put out a call for submissions from local artists.