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May Cheese Box
The Cheese Wedge is offering a May Cheese Box curated for Mother s Day, with a fresh selection of cheeses and pairings ready for pickup on the first Wednesday of May 2026. Flexible subscription options, local delivery with fees, and easy in store pickup make this an easy gift or entertaining upgrade.
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Beacon Hill Flagstone pavers
Beacon Hill Flagstone pavers from Unilock deliver a natural stone look with a textured surface that is comfortable underfoot and provides traction for pool decks. DeGroot's Nurseries suggests stopping by their location to see samples and begin planning your backyard oasis.
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Green Curry Lentil Soup
On May 5 Great Lakes Refill Company announced that Chef Paresh has made a new Green Curry Lentil Soup, promoted as a perfect lunch and available from their freezer now. Stop by to pick up a ready to go lunch crafted by the shop's chef.
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Extra-wide sandal — cushy, supportive, bunion-friendly
The Shoebox is featuring an extra wide sandal praised for a super cushy yet supportive footbed and a bunion friendly fit, positioned for shoppers who struggle to find sandals that fit. The post emphasizes comfort and fit and includes store hashtags to help wide width shoppers find more styles from the retailer.
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Add some fun to your den
Habitat for Humanity Sarnia-Lambton lists a featured product titled Add some fun to your den with a clear price of $75. The concise entry highlights the item name and cost, making it easy to spot for anyone looking for an affordable styling option.
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Gift Certificates
The Shoebox is offering gift certificates, available at the shop located at 565 Murphy Road. The post highlights the store's focus on handbags and wide width shoes, making a certificate an easy local choice for gifting.
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Final take-out service announcement
Personal Touch Eatery & Catering announced that its final day of take-out service is Wednesday, May 6, 2026, as the business pivots to focus entirely on catering and private dining. The message thanks customers for nearly 15 years of support and asks patrons to follow their social media and website for updates and upcoming events under Chef Paresh Thakkar and the Personal Touch Team.
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Mother's Day Pick & Pair bundle
The Book Keeper's Mother's Day Pick & Pair bundle packages a curated book, bookmark, locally made bath bomb, five chocolates, and an extra gift for $50, all wrapped by staff and ready to give on May 10, 2026. Visit the store's Pick & Pair station, bring the kids to help choose, and grab one while quantities last.
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Mother's Day gift bundle
The Book Keeper is offering a Mother's Day gift bundle for $50, assembled at an in store Pick & Pair station and ready to give on May 10, 2026. Each bundle includes a curated book, an artsy bookmark, a Bean'Stock Inc. bath bomb, five chocolates, and a small surprise; drop in while quantities last.
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Mother's Day premium hand-cut steaks
Give Mom a steakhouse quality dinner at home with hand cut, premium steaks from Davy Jones Quality Meats in Sarnia. The butcher promotes freshly prepared, trimmed steaks for Mother's Day and invites shoppers to visit the shop to pick the perfect cut.
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PROM Glow Giveaway
Adora Spa & Medical Aesthetics is running the PROM Glow Giveaway featuring a sparkling accessories bundle with a tumbler, bracelet, and cellphone purse. Enter by following the page, liking the post, and tagging two friends, get an extra entry for sharing to your stories, and earn double entries when you reserve any PROM package; the winner will be announced on May 22, 2026.
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Picnic Collection
Ontario Parks has launched the Picnic Collection, featuring cooler backpacks, reusable drinkware, picnic mats, and other park favorites, now available in store and online. One hundred percent of proceeds from the Ontario Parks Store are reinvested into maintaining and protecting parks, so purchases outfit your outings while supporting conservation.
