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The 2025 theme, Human Rights, Our Everyday Essentials, highlights how the principles of the Declaration continue to influence daily life and public policy around the world. The Universal Declaration outlines…

Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley vetoed over $9 million in Council-approved borrowing for a new police headquarters and the BACE Project, citing financial risks and an already projected 16% tax hike…

The tree, a large evergreen donated by the local Rapaich family, was installed on November 13 as a centrepiece for the holiday season. Photos quickly circulated online showing a visibly…

A small group of Sarnia residents adapted traditional Christmas carols to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza during the First Friday event downtown.

For more than six decades, Milk Marc was not just part of the city’s landscape but rather it was woven into the everyday rhythms of Sarnia life. It was the…

This December’s First Friday promises an array of live music, art exhibitions, vendor markets, and community gatherings, inviting everyone to stroll, explore, and soak in the holiday spirit. Live Music &…

December 6 is recognized across Canada as the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.

Internal government data reveals that six Sarnia-Lambton facilities missed the 2023-24 provincial standard for hands-on resident care, with commercial operators lagging behind municipal and non-profit homes.

The Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership’s Newcomer Hub, launched in April, is making an early impact by connecting Permanent Residents with job opportunities and entrepreneurship support in Sarnia-Lambton. This three-year initiative, funded…

The Sarnia-based Highland dance studio, led by instructor Tara Antle, continues a family tradition that spans more than four decades in the community. Tara said the dancers prepared steadily for…