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Residents can browse the City's fall 2026 recreation guide starting Sept. 1, with programs for adults 20 and older running from September to December at the Strangway Community Centre.

Two local Optimist clubs are giving residents a chance to hear directly from municipal and school board trustee candidates before heading to the polls.

Aamjiwnaang First Nation opens nominations Friday for its first election under community law. The vote ends nearly 75 years of Indian Act election rules imposed by Ottawa.

Ongoing renovations at the Mooretown Sports Complex will force Mooretown Library, located on the building's second floor, into temporary closure starting next week.

A Sarnia Library Code Club participant has taken first place in his age category in a global coding competition, using a free learning platform offered through Lambton County Library.

The Sarnia-Lambton Kidney Walk returns to Canatara Park on Sunday, Sept. 27. Organizers are asking residents to walk, donate or sponsor the event in support of local patients and kidney…

A partnership between the City and P.E. McGibbon Public School has turned ten traffic boxes into a showcase for how young Sarnians see their hometown.

Sarnia’s Labour Day parade steps off at 9:30 a.m. Monday on Front Street. The 124-year-old march lands as U.S. tariffs target plastics from the city’s petrochemical plants.

A free September event at the Brooke-Alvinston Arena will bring together local organizations to help residents plan ahead for later-life needs.

A handwritten message found on the Sarnia–London highway sparked a cross-border police search in July 1926.