Sarnia residents will receive hydro and water bills once a month starting in January. The switch from bi-monthly billing was ordered by the Ontario Energy Board to ensure uniform and…

A 'March of Colours' featuring Canadian Forces veterans, active personnel, cadets and local first-responders heads through the downtown on its way to the Remembrance Day services in Veteran's Park this…

The leaves of November may be falling but Kerry Hagan had no trouble staying upright while waterskiing on the St. Clair River at Corunna this week. Submitted Photo

“Lest we forget” is a phrase heard often this time of year. Essentially, it’s a plea to remember the sacrifices that have been made before so that we may live…

Tom Slater and Tom St. Amand In 1934, the Dionne quintuplets became internationally famous, a medical marvel and instant symbols of joy and of hope in the Great Depression.

Cathy Dobson Sharon Berg wants to see the local writing community flourish.

Troy Shantz Neglected and rusting in the garage, old bicycles usually end up on the scrap heap. But one Sarnia machinist sees value in restoring the two-wheeled treasures and is breathing…

This year’s Operation Christmas Tree kicks off Nov. 17 with a Poor Boy Luncheon at the Legion Hall on Albert Street in Corunna, starting at 11:30 a.m.

Mayor’s behaviour not confined to recent years Sir: After much consideration I feel compelled to add my voice to the findings of Robert Swayze, the Integrity Commissioner, and Lauren Bernardi,…

Keeping the Blue Water Bridge in tiptop shape requires a big stretch for Blue Water Bridge Authority maintenance worker Shawn Kennedy as he replaces a light cover on the main…