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Anne Marie Gillis has never been afraid to wave the Liberal banner, regardless of public approval ratings at any given time.

Sarnia’s Christine Yurchuk lost three loved ones to cancer in just six years. The deaths of her mom, her father-in-law and then her brother-in-law left her grieving and frustrated. “I…

A ceremony is being held to mark the closing of Temple Christian Academy. The private school at Temple Baptist Church is shutting its doors after 23 years due to declining…

Though the June 12 provincial election will be the first time Kevin Shaw's name appears on a ballot, he has always had a keen interest in politics.

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…

Sarnia’s Summer Waterfront Concert Series returns with a diverse line-up of free, live entertainment. All concerts begin at 7 p.m. in the Bandshell in Canatara Park.

A retired Sarnia high school teacher has embarked on an epic bicycle journey across Canada. Stan Martin is one of four men biking from Vancouver to Kitchener, Ont.

Local students were introduced to a variety of different sports during the Sports Day Multicultural Elementary Games.

Two Sarnia families are searching for answers after being told their sons are no longer welcome at the residential program of the Robarts School for the Deaf in London.

It’s been climbed on, posed beside and rendezvoused at by half the people in Sarnia at one time or another. But the origins of the cannon in Canatara Park, and…