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Ontario Command has restricted Sarnia Legion Branch 62 president Ron Realesmith’s clubhouse privileges while an Article III complaint is being dealt with. Ontario Command Executive Director Pamela Sweeny confirmed John…

A new candidate report connects community survey findings with questions about housing, transportation, public spaces and City Hall, helping Sarnia voters compare the people seeking office.

An institutional addition accounted for about half of September's permitted construction value. The city's year-to-date report lists 45 new residential units through September.

Every certified candidate for Lambton Kent District School Board trustee, representing Sarnia and Point Edward, received the same 6 questions. Replies appear in the candidates’ own words. This is not…

City Hall and the Sarnia sign will be lit purple that evening as part of a national remembrance.

Police board chair Kelly Ash confirmed raises of 3.5 per cent for 2025, five per cent for 2026 and four per cent for 2027, alongside benefit improvements.

Flares serve an important safety function. Understanding their emissions takes chemistry, air monitoring and information residents should be able to access.

Sarnia’s mayoral debate turned increasingly personal Thursday, with candidates trading accusations over residency, renters and taxes, political connections, business finances and conduct at City Hall. The night also produced unusually…

A painting inspired by Canatara Beach and Sarnia’s waterfront has taken on a much larger life, with local photography and sign-making expertise helping bring it to Indian Road.

The author and investigative journalist will speak at Great Lakes Secondary School about the abuse and institutional failures examined in his book We Breed Lions.