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George Mathewson Sarnia has agreed to give five local developers $5.4 million to raze, remediate and rebuild the derelict Sarnia General Hospital site. In 9-0 vote last week, council cleared the way for GFIVE Inc.
Troy Shantz Sarnia now has designated a place where people can spread the cremated remains of loved ones. Council approved a plan last week for a platform to be built on the west side of…
More than 600 senior competitors are expected in Sarnia on Aug. 16 to participate in the 2017 Southwest Regional Games.
The Aamjiwnaang First Nation is receiving more than $175,000 over three years to protect snake habitat.
Sarnians of a certain age will remember the old Sahara Motel and Restaurant on London Line, or the “Golden Mile” as it's often called.
The cleanup continued this week following a series of city watermain breaks caused by a power failure on Aug. 3.
Sarnia has granted Molson Coors Canada the pouring rights for a five-year term at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena. The agreement, which began Aug.
Tom Slater and Tom St. Amand Just four months after the Battle of Vimy Ridge, Canadian troops took part in another campaign that’s known as “Canada's forgotten battle of the First World War.
A dead crow found in Sarnia’s north-end last month has tested positive for West Nile virus. A mosquito pool in Petrolia also tested positive for the virus earlier in July. West Nile is spread to…
City councillors admit they made a mistake when they cut busing on Sarnia Transit Route #9 and have reinstated the full service.
