Last week, I explored how growing secularism in Sarnia is shifting us from a spirit of “How can I help?” to a mindset of “What’s in it for me?” This column,…
This column by George Esser argues that declining membership in Sarnia's churches and service clubs signals a damaging cultural shift from community service to self-interest, which he believes can only…
Census data shows Sarnia is experiencing a sharp rise in secularism, reflecting a wider national trend and leaving local faith leaders grappling with how to respond.
Sarnia’s city council meetings are no strangers to drama, and Monday morning was no exception as the chamber filled with passionate voices. On one side, advocates for Indwell’s supportive housing project…
From debates over climate change and vaccines to conspiracies and political ideology, it's common to wonder: Why do some individuals seem completely incapable of changing their minds, no matter the…
Sarnia made the right decision by donating land for Indwell to build supportive housing. But the backlash from some residents has been disappointing. Signs like “We’re already doing our part”…
What can Sarnia’s workplaces learn from matriarchal leadership? In this piece by local writer Samantha Saucier, women at Indigenous-led organization pipikwan pêhtâkwan share how a decolonized, community-first approach to leadership…
Here we are again. That all-too-familiar point where something once solid begins to splinter. A partnership that once made sense—built on trust, on history, on shared interests—suddenly feels off. One…
To the Editor, In response to suggestions that we abandon plans for electric buses in order to support our local petroleum-based economy, I would like to offer a modest proposal.…
There’s a reason the police never say “we’re asking for $3.6 million more this year.” Instead, you’ll hear “just a 6.5% increase.” Or better yet: “a reduction from last year’s…
