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Claude Bernard remembered as a loving father-to-be, musician, friend and family man

Sarnia Legion Branch 62’s weekly Catch the Ace lottery helped bring in 6,185 pounds of food and $700 for the Inn of the Good Shepherd food bank, as local patrons…

Former Talize store at 1330 Exmouth Street remains vacant after the Canadian thrift retailer closed its Sarnia location in February 2026.

Lambton County is planning 206 new rent-geared-to-income apartments within five years as part of a larger housing and homelessness plan.

A Watford-area farming corporation and contractor have been fined a combined $145,000 after pleading guilty in connection with a fatal workplace incident in Warwick Township.

The Salvation Army food bank in Sarnia has temporarily closed after rising demand and depleted supplies left the organization unable to continue regular service.

St. Clair Township is moving ahead with a $48.9-million phased expansion of the Courtright wastewater treatment plant, a project expected to support future housing growth while coming in about $2…

The annual Walk for Alzheimer’s in Sarnia raised a record-breaking $135,000 for local dementia programs and services.

Imperial Oil’s Sarnia site is moving forward with a major emissions-reduction project expected to cut sulphur dioxide emissions by more than 90 per cent by 2028.

Lambton Public Health has launched its 2026 beach water quality monitoring program, with daily and weekly checks planned at public beaches across Lambton County until late August.