Please stop using the words “chemical valley“ when describing our industry. First of all, there is no valley. Secondly, why would any community call itself such a vulgar name. No…

Mike writes in asking readers to stop using the term "chemical valley" when describing the local oil industry.

I did a very quick scan of the Dillon report issued 3 years ago and what stands out is the amount of small repairs required. It would appear they have…

Mark Merchant writes in on his opinion of the Dillon report issued regarding the conditions of the Sarnia police headquarters.

I would like to see our police department post the numbers of vehicle stops and citations issued by our police officers on a monthly basis. I, like many other motorists…

David Chisholm calls for the monthly publication of traffic stop and citation data to address perceived gaps in local road safety enforcement.

Growing up as a Canadian, I was often told of our privilege of being one of the greatest democracies in the world, but how democratic are we, really? Canada uses…

Jake Wilcocks examines how the First Past The Post voting system can result in legislative power that does not accurately reflect the popular vote in Sarnia-Lambton

In a recent Journal article the now former chair of the police services board stated municipal appointees don’t represent the taxpayer the moment they walk into the police station. Time…

Former Sarnia police chief Phil Nelson challenges the notion that police board members should distance themselves from taxpayer interests, arguing instead for a balance between provincial standards and local fiscal…