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Proposed legislation would reserve residency positions for Ontario-connected graduates trained abroad as part of broader effort to grow physician workforce.

New planning changes aimed at increasing flexibility for businesses in the 402 Business Park will be discussed at an upcoming council meeting.

Sarnia’s 2026 road rehabilitation program will see a range of asphalt improvements across the city, targeting streets where underground infrastructure remains in good condition but surface quality has declined. The…

Sarnia is preparing for a potential lame duck council by proposing a temporary delegation of authority to its Chief Administrative Officer.

A new report to council outlines plans for a tethered drone system aimed at improving response times for fires, floods, hazardous spills and search operations, with $50,000 in provincial funding…

Sarnia Police Chief Derek Davis has launched a $1.5 million defamation lawsuit against local journalist Nathan Colquhoun, The Sarnia Journal, and its parent company Sarnia Media Group Inc.

A delayed affordable housing project for seniors in Sarnia has been completed, but at more than twice its original projected cost.

A $98,688 win in the Legion’s weekly Catch the Ace pot on April 9 comes at a life-changing time for a Sarnia couple who recently welcomed a new baby.

Sarnia’s Forestry Department is set to plant 182 trees this spring, including 122 along city boulevards, as part of its ongoing urban forest strategy.

A free workshop series is being offered this spring for urban Indigenous people considering a run in the October 2026 municipal election, with sessions running April through June.