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Sarnia’s Katie Paquette says she can’t understand why Canada has so few resources and no national strategy to help those who suffer from Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). “There’s so…

It was standing room only for the Sarnia Police Services Town Hall Thursday night in the Royal SCITS Academy gymnasium.  This was just one of the many Town Halls the…

The Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership (SLEP) has announced the participants of this year’s Starter Company Plus program.

The Sexual Assault Survivors’ Centre Sarnia-Lambton will host a grand opening at its new downtown location this Friday, along with the unveiling of a major re-branding, its executive director says.…

Former Sarnian Faith Howe did not set out to produce an award-winning, full length documentary about the survivors of the Mohawk Institute, the first and longest-operating residential school in Canada.…

Sarnia’s neighbourhoods have seen a heartwarming transformation in recent years, with the rise of Little Free Libraries—small, colourful book-sharing boxes that have become symbols of creativity, generosity, and community spirit. Scattered across…

Layal Mansour knew she wanted to start a local movement last year amid the devastating war in Gaza. “For me, I wanted to show people the atrocities,” said the Sarnia…

Summer is winding down, but the Labour Day weekend is heating up! As some businesses take a well-earned break, let’s dive into what’s open and closed across Sarnia and Point…

For the first time in several years, the United Way of Sarnia-Lambton has set a goal higher than the previous year. "We recognize the need is great this year, and…

The St. Clair Catholic District School Board’s (SCCDSB) director of Education has announced his retirement. Scott Johnson says he intents to retire at the end of March 2025, following a…