Nathan Colquhoun

Nathan Colquhoun, a former city councillor in Sarnia, is known for his involvement in community and politics. He owns the Sarnia Journal and has co-founded several businesses including Refined Fool Brewing Company, Burger Rebellion, Storyboard Solutions, and Listenology. He is dedicated to building just systems within Sarnia and remains actively engaged in various initiatives.

Stop the bleeding: Why Sarnia needs a police reset, not a $231 million vanity project

February 19, 2026

In Nathan's latest column, he breaks down the staggering lifetime cost of Sarnia’s proposed new police headquarters. He argues that Chief Derek Davis and the police board are prioritizing empire-building…

Sarnia Police Service violates own department policy for easy laughs

February 17, 2026

Sarnia Police Chief Derek Davis continues to defend a social media strategies that prioritizes public shaming over legal safeguards, even as it violates his department’s own official communication policies.

Sarnia Police Service violates own department policy for easy laughs

February 17, 2026

Sarnia’s committee of adjustment is building a wall of red tape

February 13, 2026

In Nathan's latest column he examines how the recent denial of the George Street housing project reveals a systemic problem where neighbor bias is prioritized over professional planning and community…

Sarnia’s committee of adjustment is building a wall of red tape

February 13, 2026

Sarnia’s housing crisis requires systemic leadership over political performance

February 9, 2026

Did anyone catch the latest Facebook drama between Bill Dennis and Kayla Andrade? If you missed it, you missed a perfect diagnostic of everything wrong with how we talk about…

Sarnia’s housing crisis requires systemic leadership over political performance

February 9, 2026

The recent digital friction between a landlord lobbyist and local representation highlights a desperate need for policy-driven solutions to protect Sarnia-Lambton tenants.

New police board chair, Kelly Ash chooses the community over the fortress

February 6, 2026

Kelly Ash is bringing a refreshing, common-sense leadership style to the Sarnia Police Services Board, signaling a shift toward community cooperation. By rejecting costly standoffs and pivoting toward a "community…

New police board chair, Kelly Ash chooses the community over the fortress

February 6, 2026

Marilyn Gladu and the script she can’t stop reading

February 2, 2026

MP Marilyn Gladu’s recent rhetoric prioritizes imported political talking points over the local realities of Sarnia-Lambton. This performance of fear suggests a preference for foreign policy agendas over the specific…