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Sarnia Transit plans to have two new electric buses on the road for 2025 as part of the City's Climate Change Action Plan.

A new proposal for 50 units on Kathleen Ave aims to address Sarnia’s affordable housing needs but faces barriers from existing zoning bylaw mandates on parking. The site, near Indian Road,…

The Town of Petrolia has announced that sign-ups are open for the annual Santa Claus Parade, set for Saturday, December 7, 2024, at 2 p.m.

Grade 9 students of Sarnia City staff explored city facilities on November 6 as part of Take Our Kids to Work Day, gaining insight into their parents’ roles and learning…

The Aamjiwnaang Health Centre is pleased to announce an upcoming Flu and COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic for Aamjiwnaang community members and Band members.

A Sarnia resident is calling on city council to eliminate minimum parking requirements for residential developments, aiming to align the city with best practices that benefit the environment and housing…

Every fall, students and families in Mrs. Garrow’s Kindergarten class at Indian Creek Road Public School (ICRPS) gather for a beloved tradition that has been “rolling strong” for nearly 15…

Bluewater Health will hold an Open Board Meeting on Wednesday, November 27, 2024, at 5:00 p.m., offering an opportunity for community members, media, and staff to observe the health system’s…

Point Edward residents, businesses, and organizations are invited to give feedback on proposed changes to Sarnia Transit schedules and garbage collection limits in the village.

Sarnia’s draft budget reveals a $251.8 million funding gap in its 10-year, $682.5 million capital plan, potentially delaying essential infrastructure upgrades and new projects like waterfront development.