From the community

Anonymous donations have allowed The Inn of the Good Shepherd and Salvation Army food banks to fully reopen after recent restrictions, offering relief while highlighting how deeply Sarnia now relies…

In Nathan’s latest column, he cuts through the noise of a discontinued $1.5-million legal threat to expose how public power and taxpayer dollars are weaponized against regular people.

Sarnia’s existing police station remains in daily use, and continued use comes with repair costs. A 2023 building assessment identified $4.45 million in critical repairs and upgrades, and recent board…

The Legion’s wildly successful weekly draw has brought new life downtown, but the crowds now demand a serious conversation about permits, safety and public space.

A look back at the 1963 air disaster that claimed 118 lives, including five employees from Sarnia's Polymer Corporation.

In Nathan's latest column, he analyzes the acquisition of a discounted tactical asset from Bruce Nuclear exposes a deeper contradiction within Sarnia's heavily strained police budget. While baseline facilities face…

In his recent column about the current and likely candidates for mayor, Nathan Colquhoun writes that “the mayor is still just one of nine votes on council…a symbolic figurehead role.

A light-hearted editorial examining the growing use of artificial intelligence in local municipal election campaigning, including AI-generated graphics, slogans, and social media content. This satirical column is intended as humour…

A look at the rare ecosystems, endangered species, and ecological richness thriving alongside one of Canada’s largest petrochemical corridors.

Revelree’s 2026 festival cancellation has sparked wider questions about Sarnia’s live-music scene. The answer may not be that local music is disappearing, but that big events face rising cost and…