For Justine Schramek, a resident of the Rainbow Park encampment, Tuesday’s public forum on homelessness and housing was a small victory. The 38-year-old from Sarnia had an opportunity to plead […]
Women officially make up close to 37% of Sarnia-Lambton’s homeless population, according to the keynote speaker at the Annual General Meeting for the local Women’s Interval Home. But that 37% […]
Mike Toth says he and his staff are hoping to change lives – perhaps save lives – by offering free addictions counselling at their new resource centre on Davis Street. […]
A group of local volunteers deeply concerned about homelessness says the only way Sarnia-Lambton will solve the problem is if the entire community works together.
Downtown business owners say they’ve had far fewer problems with people struggling with homelessness and mental illness since Sarnia police started foot and bicycle patrols this summer.
Sam Hamil, Melissa DiGiovanni, Lisa Gladwish and a specific group of their friends are fervently looking for Tiramisu and Crème Brule. No, they aren’t obsessed with desserts. Rather, they are […]
Sarnia’s Katie Paquette says she can’t understand why Canada has so few resources and no national strategy to help those who suffer from Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). “There’s so […]
Former Sarnian Faith Howe did not set out to produce an award-winning, full length documentary about the survivors of the Mohawk Institute, the first and longest-operating residential school in Canada. […]
COPE Construction was on the job last week at Point Edward’s stalled road reconstruction to ensure the site was completely safe after contractor McNally Excavating was fired July 5. COPE […]
Sarnia’s Sydney Vrolyk recovering from transplant
