Where Bridge Fries are born
Aaron Nava and Jorge Hernandez separate stems and roots of potatoes being harvested at Vrolyk Farms on Michigan Line.
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Christmas home tour revived
The Sarnia-Lambton Christmas Home Tour is back. After announcing last year would be its last, the IODE was invited to team up with the Rotary After-Hours club and offer a 2017 tour of five homes…
Best day ever
Nelson White had his best fishing day ever two weeks ago when he caught this 20-pound salmon while fishing from shore in the St. Clair River at Sarnia. And he wasn’t done.
World champ wins Oil Heritage Classic in Sarnia
Glenn Howard won the Huron Reprographics Oil Heritage Classic recently at the Sarnia Golf & Curling Club.
Sting retiring Steven Stamkos’ number
Canadian hockey star Steven Stamkos will have his Sarnia Sting jersey number retired in January.
County earmarks funding for an oversize load corridor
Lambton County council has committed up to $1.2 million over four years to design and build an oversize load corridor. The money approved last week is conditional on getting 50% funding from Transport Canada’s national…
Ministry reviewing traffic safety on Highway 402 in city
Ontario’s Transportation Ministry is conducting a safety review of Highway 402 in Sarnia.
Sarnia-Lambton named a smart community
Sarnia-Lambton has been named one of the world’s Smart21 Communities again. The 21 finalists are chosen based on access to broadband Internet, having a knowledgeable workforce, innovation, digital equality, sustainability and advocacy.
Overnight street parking done for the year
Overnight on-street parking has come to an end for another year. Cars and motorcycles found parked on a city street between 2 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. as of Nov. 1 will be ticketed, City Hall…
Gladu opposes pot plants grown at home.
Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu is taking a strong stand against the Liberal government’s plan to allow homegrown marijuana next year.