
Five Sarnians died 50 years ago in Canada’s worst air disaster
Debris found at the crash site of TCA Flight 831 near Montreal.
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Debris found at the crash site of TCA Flight 831 near Montreal.

Sarnia’s downtown is gearing up for the biggest Artwalk ever the weekend of June 7 and 8. So many vendors have registered that the “overflow” will being accommodated in Bayside Centre, says co-ordinator Ashley Tanguay.

The Huron Lakers sent five teams to the Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament in Port Huron May 24-25 and the Sarnia teams swept the medals, finishing first, second and third.

Brian Vickery approaches cooking with 18 years of experience as a Red Seal chef and the influence of his world travels.
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Gordon Ray Bourgon Heavy rains pelting the city forced me to seek refuge behind its glass doors. I felt as though I had entered the home of a friend expecting me. The Sarnia Public Library…

Andrew Falby wears his party’s principles like a pair of old, comfortable shoes.
Sarnia Parking Authority lacks PR skills I want to share an experience I had with the Sarnia Parking Authority Wednesday on May 14th. I pulled into a municipal parking lot between Christina and Front streets…

A list of all-candidate debates in Sarnia-Lambton open to the general public Thursday, May 29 - Social Services Debate -Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Sarnia, 286 Front St., 7 p.m.- 9 p.m.
About 150 participants raised $14,000 during the Breast Cancer Society’s Mother’s Day walk in Canatara Park on May 11. The money will help support London’s translational breast cancer research unit.