
The cat came back
Joe the Cat has been released from the Blue Cross Animal Hospital and into the care of the Sarnia and District Humane Society.
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Joe the Cat has been released from the Blue Cross Animal Hospital and into the care of the Sarnia and District Humane Society.
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Mayor failed on promised detox centre Sir: Re: Confronting Addiction, your April 17 front-page article. In 2003, Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley’s platform called for a detox/withdrawal management center.

Recreation and tourism in Sarnia are being hurt by the Canada Border Services Agency’s get-tough policy on boaters who cross the international border, local officials say.

More live music will be on tap when the 16th annual Sarnia Kinsmen Ribfest returns to Hiawatha Horse Park on Father’s Day weekend.

An eyebrow-raising number of people took part in a “telephone town hall” held by Sarnia-Lambton’s MPP on March 31.

Ontario’s latest plan to overhaul gambling in the province stirs up painful memories of what was - and what might have been - for Sarnia. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp.

Construction has begun on Habitat for Humanity's latest build. Karen Ramsay, centre, and Sharon Silk, right, will live in the new home going up in Petrolia, which, for the first time, is being built by…

The Women’s Interval Home of Sarnia-Lambton is gearing up for its second annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event to raise money and put an end to sexual assault and gender violence.

Danielle Quinn says following in the footsteps of Olympic and World Championship bronze medalist and five-time NCAA champion Derek Drouin in the track and field program at the University of Indiana has been both challenging…