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Lambton County Library’s popular Rhythms of Lambton concert series is back for its fifth year, offering a diverse lineup of free local musical performances throughout March and April.
A lively stage adaptation of the popular film Legally Blonde will take over the Imperial Theatre this March, delivering a colourful production filled with humour, music, and heart.
As Sarnia looks ahead to the 2026 municipal election, one familiar name is emerging in local political discussions.
Joyce Faith Henry (September 29, 1956 - March 5, 2026) Smith Funeral Home and Family Centre
Patricia Fajcz (June 27, 1960 - March 5, 2026) Smith Funeral Home and Family Centre
Janice Theresa VanKerkhoven (December 18, 1961 - March 5, 2026) Smith Funeral Home and Family Centre
The Sarnia City Council will debate a formal request to review the feasibility of switching to Ontario Provincial Police services to avoid a looming $120 million capital expenditure. The motion seeks a transparent comparison of…
A Lambton County athlete will help lead Team Canada onto the world stage at the upcoming Paralympic Winter Games.
Former NHL forward Matt Martin has been inducted into the Sarnia Sting Hall of Fame, with the ceremony held prior to the team’s home game Friday night at Progressive Auto Sales Arena.
A federal funding program that helps small and medium-sized Canadian businesses pursue new international markets is now accepting applications, with a deadline of May 29, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. EST.
