Sarnia Legion Branch 62 has announced its 2024 Donation Report, showcasing nearly $730,000 distributed to prize winners, not-for-profits, charities, and citizens across Sarnia-Lambton.

It won’t be a happy new year for more than 130,000 Canadian farmers until federal tax changes poised to eat into their retirement funds are taken off the table, farming…

A $2 billion wage gap is forcing community workers to seek employment elsewhere.

Marit Stiles held an intimate conversation with a handful of local residents in downtown Sarnia last week.

A new ruling by the Ontario Superior Court allows for daytime evictions from municipally-owned public lands.

The Sarnia-Lambton region has been selected to participate in the Regional Economic Development through Immigration (REDI) pilot, a one-year initiative under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). Running from January…

Lambton County Library has introduced tool kits to its growing collection of borrowable items, joining fishing poles, telescopes, and sports kits as resources available for residents to borrow free of…

A recent report to Sarnia’s city council by Stacey Forfar, General Manager of Community Services, reveals that mandatory minimum parking requirements for site-specific applications have been reduced at least 11 times in…

Families and prospective applicants are invited to join St. Clair Catholic’s Project SEARCH Information Night, taking place on Thursday, February 13, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at the Jerry McCaw Family Centre …

A new research project from Lambton College is looking to address gender-based violence by aiming to engage with men as allies in the fight against intimate partner violence.  This initiative,…