From the community

Elbit’s purchase of a Canadian underwater robotics company raises questions about public research funding, military partnerships and whose safety counts.

Nathan Colquhoun sits down with John Richardson to discuss housing, policing costs, parks and how Sarnia’s decisions connect to one another.

The $91-million police HQ is dead. Now Sarnia must fund the repairs needed to keep its existing station usable, and demand answers about how known problems were handled. From the…

In his latest column, Nathan lays bare the grotesque priorities of the federal government. He proves Carney willingly reserved a generation of public money for twelve war boats when that…

Sarnia-Lambton employers continue to report difficulty finding and keeping workers, even as hundreds of jobs remain posted and thousands of people are unemployed. But when wages of $18 or $20…

Humans of Sarnia columnist Art Connolly looks at who showed up in 2022 — and who didn’t. Voters 18 to 34 cast just 11.5 per cent of the ballots. Sarnia’s…

Sarnia can officially call a one-bedroom apartment renting for $1,249 a month affordable, even though that price remains out of reach for many minimum-wage workers and people receiving social assistance.…

Ontario is considering new power generation at the former Lambton Generating Station, including nuclear. In this opinion, The Sarnia Journal argues the province should seriously study a full-scale CANDU plant,…

Sarnia-Lambton knows what it means to build a place around an industrial architecture and then live with the consequences when that architecture changes.

Sarnia keeps smashing provincial housing targets, but the city’s own rental data show the deepest shortage is at the affordable end of the market. This opinion piece argues that subdivisions,…