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Q – Libertarians favour smaller government, lower taxes, and more social and economic freedom. Which of the three is most important to you? A - That’s a difficult question to…

Barry Lamperd swings a grenade launcher to his shoulder, aims and fires. The cloud of tear gas would disperse a rowdy crowd had it been live.

Hidden Talents is bringing the musical phenomenon Les Miserables to Sarnia’s Imperial Theatre, June 6 to June 14. Seen here during a recent dress rehearsal are John Reid as Thenardier,…

Q - Leader Tim Hudak says he will create one million jobs but also plans to kill 100,000 government jobs.

The second annual Beer Show takes place in downtown Sarnia at the Bayside Centre on Artwalk weekend, June 6 -7. Craft and independent breweries from across the province will be…

What do you eat? Where do you buy it? What should be done to improve access to healthy food? Lambton Public health is conducting a survey to find out what…

Rail Advocacy In Lambton (RAIL) has been recognized by Lambton County’s warden as “Citizen of the Month” for its advocacy work to enhance passenger rail service locally and regionally.

A photography show featuring 40 fine art prints at Memorable Moments at 148 Front St. North is just one more reason to venture downtown this weekend for Artwalk and the…

One of Sarnia’s most enduring arts groups was launched by the generosity of a famed Canadian painter. Or so the story goes. Group of Seven artist A. Y. Jackson was…

A retired Sarnia Police constable has been recognized by the Ontario Women in Law Enforcement for outstanding community service work. Heather Emmons retired in February following a 28-year career with…