Cathy Dobson Twenty-seven Syrian refugees have arrived in Sarnia-Lambton since last fall and as many as 75 more are expected, says a resettlement worker with the YMCA Learning and Career…

With spring comes the roar of motorcycles Sir: The harbingers of spring are finally here and the birdsong can be heard everywhere from the sparrows, robins house finches and more.

Pam Wright A project to enhance and restore the plants and trees that historically grew in Sarnia-Lambton is underway in a new greenhouse at the Aamjiwnaang First Nation.

Pam Wright Fruit trees will soon be growing again in city parks thanks to an ‘Edible Trees’ grant from Trees Canada. The partnership involving Scouts Canada and the Inn of…

It hasn’t been easy this spring finding days nice enough to enjoy dogs and fries under the Blue Water Bridge, but these guys - Blake Morgan, 3, Bryce Morgan, 9,…

Cathy Dobson If you attended a Canadian elementary school in the 1960s and ‘70s, chances are you’ll remember a colourful map posted on the bulletin board featuring the nation’s indigenous…

Residents looking to safely dispose of confidential or sensitive documents can bring them to Sarnia Police’s annual Shred It day on May 14. The free event is held in the…

Two groups have expressed interest in buying the naming rights to the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre. City staff are reviewing the two proposals and will submit a report to…

A trio of wild turkeys has been surprising motorists in the area of Christina Street and Errol Road in recent weeks and may have taken up residence in the woods…

The images on display here are some of the eye-grabbing entries from a recent competition involving 45 students in the Digital Photography program at Lambton College.