Randy Evans One hundred years ago Canada’s initial World War One recruiting drive was in earnest. All volunteers, Sarnia’s earliest enlistees were routed into military groupings based in centers other…

George Mathewson The newly released City of Sarnia War Remembrance Project documents 306 Sarnia soldiers who have fallen in war and conflicts.

Cathy Dobson Sarnia council has abandoned plans for a new south-end fire hall and has instead started major renovations to the station at the corner of Churchill and Scott roads.

Cathy Dobson A new prostate cancer clinic at Bluewater Health is providing patients at all stages of the disease better quality of care and access to an array of medical…

Cathy Dobson Jen Brace lives downtown, works downtown and frequently performs downtown in her own band. “I really don’t like going anywhere else,” she smiles. “I’m a believer in the…

Marco Vigliotti While solar and wind energy have played in role in inflating electricity prices in Ontario, the bulk of those increases are attributable to work on aging nuclear facilities…

John Rochon In 1875, prominent attorney and one-time Sarnia mayor Robert Sinclair Gurd erected the largest home in town on the southwest corner of Christina Street and London Road.

Cathy Dobson Re-elected city councillor Mike Kelch doesn’t believe you can spend your way to a council seat. The 17-year political veteran spent just $1,000 on his campaign, distributed about…

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Marco Vigliotti The Bluewater Health Foundation is marking the 20th anniversary of its popular Dream Home Lottery by offering the largest grand prize in its history.