Free dental clinic
Lambton Public Health is offering free dental care to children 17 and under whose families lack insurance and can’t afford to pay.
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Lambton Public Health is offering free dental care to children 17 and under whose families lack insurance and can’t afford to pay.

Cathy Dobson A small group of feline-lovers is spending long hours solving the Sarnia’s feral cat problem. Debbie Temperley and Leanne Symington have been known to wait all night to trap a single stray. Other…

Idle turbines a waste of money Sir : My husband and I took a daytrip to Courtland last week. On the drive, we passed three worksites, all funded by the Government of Ontario. At the…

George Mathewson If you’ve been living under the happy delusion the city might fix your potholed street anytime soon, you might want to stop reading now. I have bad news. Sarnia has no plans to…

Tara Jeffrey One step is all it takes – to make a business completely inaccessible for someone with a disability.

A setting sun and a sandy beach provide the ambience for this gentle flow yoga class at Canatara Park, led by Inner Dawn Yoga Studio owner Lisa Craig, second from left.
A mobile market that brings fresh fruits and vegetables to residents in neighbourhoods that might otherwise go without is up and running again.

Cathy Dobson A local photographer making a name for himself in the wedding and portrait field is also drawing attention from the wider Canadian industry.
An old construction access road has been resurfaced with crushed stone to create a multi-use path for residents of Heritage Park.

Five individuals and one team make up the Sarnia-Lambton Sports Hall of Fame's class of 2015.