It is a fundamental and crucial human need for our overall well being to be connected in community. Community exists in your local community to support slowing down, becoming more…

In his latest column, Gordon shares his family’s journey after his son Adam was diagnosed with epilepsy, reflecting on the challenges, treatments, and the support that made a difference.

In this opinion column, Beze Gray, Joel Piche, Layla El-Dakhakhni, and Vanessa Gray examine the impact of petrochemical storage tanks on Aamjiwnaang First Nation and call for stronger environmental protections.

It began for me when I was a teenager, and my cousins from Cornwall, Ontario came for a visit. They said our river was puny compared to theirs back home,…

In a recent local all-candidates meeting in Sarnia, I asked a simple but important question: “What is your party plan to support and encourage women in leadership and running for public…

You either love them, or hate them. That’s what I hear. I think some people believe roundabouts are the creation of crazed urban planners who feed on chaos. And there…

From an early age I was interested in nature conservation.  I won public speaking contests in elementary school speaking on this topic and I went on to graduate from University…

Imagine a vibrant new park at Ferry Dock Hill, transforming Sarnia’s waterfront into a bustling hub of activity and connection. This vision is within our grasp, but it requires our…

Rodney Beatty reflects on the deepening divides in Canadian politics, exploring how leadership struggles and media narratives are shaping the country's polarized landscape ahead of the 2025 federal election.

Dear Editor, “Kiss my ass, you drunk—you coke head!” These were just a few of the less than endearing words launched at Mayor Mike Bradley during a budget meeting recently…