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In the 1960s, governments decided it was no longer safe for people to live in the village of Blue Water beside Sarnia’s expanding petrochemical industry, and the community was dismantled…

Two Sarnia students are proving the power of local reinvestment as they expand L&L Lawncare from a door-to-door startup into a year-round property maintenance service for the community.

A popular local fundraiser celebrating all things feline is set to return this weekend, bringing together animal lovers, local vendors and dozens of adoptable cats under one roof.

Residents in Lambton County considering a run for municipal office this fall will have an opportunity to learn more about what the role entails at a pair of upcoming information…

Special Olympics Sarnia is seeking local sponsors for its new cornhole league, helping bring inclusive sport opportunities to Sarnia.

New Ontario program will give elementary homeroom teachers $750 annually for classroom supplies beginning September 2026.

The Retired Women Teachers of Ontario are celebrating seven decades of advocacy and community support by illuminating a local landmark.

A soft green glow will wash over Sarnia City Hall and the Sarnia sign this week, part of a province-wide effort to raise awareness about the risks of unintentional poisoning…

Germain Garden Plots in Sarnia are now open for booking, offering residents a chance to grow their own food from May through October.

More than a year after a workplace accident at NOVA Chemicals, Sarnia tradesman Jason Gibson describes the injuries and trauma that continue to shape his life.