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As Sarnia council prepares to debate a study on OPP policing, this article explains how policing models work in Ontario and how municipalities make the change.

May 15 will mark a new effort in Sarnia to support children with visible differences by encouraging students to wear a red heart on their faces.

The Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership is offering ten grants of $4,000 to help local small businesses fund growth projects and strengthen their long-term sustainability.

Sarnia City Council will consider approving the purchase of seven new transit buses as part of its March 9, 2026 meeting, with the goal of replacing older vehicles and maintaining…

As Sarnia looks ahead to the 2026 municipal election, one familiar name is emerging in local political discussions.

Sarnia BACE is moving from a decade of planning into reality as a year-round recreation campus designed to bridge the region's gap in indoor sports infrastructure. This community-driven project will…

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…

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.

Sarnia City Council will consider a proposed agreement with the County of Lambton to house and publicly display the Stones ‘N Bones artifact collection at the Sarnia Public Library during…

The Sarnia Police Service Board has extended the employment contract of Chief Derek Davis to 2032. Davis has served as chief of police since May 2022. Prior to joining the…