Canada helped build the technology. Who gets to decide what it becomes?
Elbit’s purchase of a Canadian underwater robotics company raises questions about public research funding, military partnerships and whose safety counts.
Nathan Colquhoun
Nathan Colquhoun, a former city councillor in Sarnia, is known for his involvement in community and politics. He owns the Sarnia Journal and has co-founded several businesses including Refined Fool Brewing Company, Burger Rebellion, Storyboard Solutions, and Listenology. He is dedicated to building just systems within Sarnia and remains actively engaged in various initiatives.
Articles by Nathan Colquhoun
A conversation with Sarnia city and county council candidate John Richardson
Nathan Colquhoun sits down with John Richardson to discuss housing, policing costs, parks and how Sarnia’s decisions connect to one another.
A conversation with Sarnia council candidate Andrew Stokley
Nathan Colquhoun sits down with fellow council candidate Andrew Stokley to talk housing, city spending and turning ideas for Sarnia into action.
A conversation with Sarnia council candidate Honie Chumko
Nathan Colquhoun sits down with fellow Sarnia council candidate Honie Chumko to talk housing, community care and her idea for a waterfront kayak lending library.
A conversation with Sarnia council candidate Josh Coutts-Smith
Nathan Colquhoun sits down with Josh Coutts-Smith in the first of a series of council candidate conversations.
Sarnia deserves to know what comes out of its flares
Flares serve an important safety function. Understanding their emissions takes chemistry, air monitoring and information residents should be able to access.
Learning the language of justice
In Nathan's latest column, a $1.5-million lawsuit leads to a bigger question: why does accessing justice require learning an entirely different language?
Carney’s $100-billion submarine math leaves Sarnia’s wait list untouched
In his latest column, Nathan lays bare the grotesque priorities of the federal government. He proves Carney willingly reserved a generation of public money for twelve war boats when that…
Stop voting for the polite management of Sarnia’s decline
In Nathan's latest column, Oct. 26 is not a personality test. It is a ledger: housing, police money, strong-mayor power, and who Sarnia is actually for.
PopTechnique’s “Feel the Vibe” is a Sarnia collaboration in public
Brenden Fraser, Adam Miner and Kesenia Parent built a local pop song from homemade samples and a chorus about love. Ian Alexander and a waterfront crew turned it into a…
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Meat Raffles @ Black Gold Brewery
Tue, Oct 27 · 6:00 pm
Black Gold Brewery 395 Fletcher St Petrolia, ON
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Richard Beland Artist Talk
Tue, Oct 27 · 6:00 pm
The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts 127 Christina St. S Sarnia, ON
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