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nuSarnia is bringing its popular family cycling event to a new location at Canatara Park to accommodate growing interest from local families.

The fifth annual Slow Roll event invites cyclists of all ages to a 12-kilometre community ride that raises funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Sarnia-Lambton. Organizers hope to break…

A new small-format IKEA store set to open in London in fall 2026 will bring the popular retailer about an hour from Sarnia, replacing Burlington as the closest location.

A breakdown of Sarnia’s 2022 municipal election costs shows online voting was far less expensive than paper ballots, as the city moves ahead with a hybrid system for 2026.

Proposed legislation would reserve residency positions for Ontario-connected graduates trained abroad as part of broader effort to grow physician workforce.

New planning changes aimed at increasing flexibility for businesses in the 402 Business Park will be discussed at an upcoming council meeting.

Sarnia’s 2026 road rehabilitation program will see a range of asphalt improvements across the city, targeting streets where underground infrastructure remains in good condition but surface quality has declined. The…

Sarnia is preparing for a potential lame duck council by proposing a temporary delegation of authority to its Chief Administrative Officer.

A new report to council outlines plans for a tethered drone system aimed at improving response times for fires, floods, hazardous spills and search operations, with $50,000 in provincial funding…

Sarnia Police Chief Derek Davis has launched a $1.5 million defamation lawsuit against local journalist Nathan Colquhoun, The Sarnia Journal, and its parent company Sarnia Media Group Inc.