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A Sarnia convenience store that served the community for nearly 40 years has permanently closed amid a sweeping corporate downsizing by 7-Eleven.

This year’s SOAR event at Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport is expected to feature the familiar return of Chris Hadfield, along with a major new addition, the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s…

Sarnia swimmers face weeks without a lap pool after a critical pump failure at the YMCA Jerry McCaw Family Centre. Swim lessons disrupted and no refunds mentioned.

MP discusses frustration within Conservative caucus and why she considered leaving politics altogether.

Municipal leaders in Dawn-Euphemia say compensation agreements and road repair protections must be addressed before Hydro One’s transmission project moves ahead.

International student restrictions continue to reshape enrolment, staffing and services at Lambton College as the school projects multi-million-dollar deficits.

New leased spaces expected to house collision reporting, outreach teams, and community partners.

Five southwest Ontario First Nations have taken equal ownership of a major Hydro One transmission line, marking the first project completed under the utility’s equity partnership model.

A new Public Health Ontario report warns that climate change is helping ticks spread farther across Ontario.

Board approves purchase of 2013 armoured rescue vehicle previously used by Bruce Nuclear security teams.