From the community

In Nathan's latest column, the police board is set to approve another budget increase past $41 million. Two board members running for mayor have a chance to show real leadership…

Sarnia plans to spend nearly $30 million on shoreline protection over the next decade, but Lake Huron does not follow property lines. We argue the City needs a coast-wide strategy…

In Nathan's latest column, a St. Thomas police chief’s clear support for Indwell and permanent supportive housing is set against Sarnia’s ongoing pattern of fear-driven delay, with evidence showing that…

COPA Flight 7 helped convince Sarnia that its airport was worth preserving. Its next mission should be helping residents, businesses and community organizations take part in shaping what the airport…

The antidote to high-level panic isn't winning Twitter arguments or debunking globalists—it’s building real, tangible community infrastructure right here in Sarnia.

Lambton has plans, programs, funding, police enforcement, outreach, shelters and a new HART Hub, but overdose calls are rising sharply again. In this opinion piece, Greg argues the community should…

Northern Shield may be a serious proposal, but it is not yet a real pipeline. Before Sarnia-Lambton treats it as inevitable, the project still needs a builder, price tag, route,…

Sarnia was built by oil, but its future may depend on becoming a serious Great Lakes border logistics hub. With the Blue Water Bridge, harbour, rail lines, oversized-load corridor, airport,…

When an economic system treats human compassion as a disposable resource, the people protecting our most vulnerable neighbours begin to break. We are witnessing the devastating collateral damage of modern…

In Nathan's latest column, he examines how political and corporate power uses the legal system to intimidate and exhaust working people in Sarnia. He argues that organized communities can sometimes…