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Sarnia tennis player Abigail Gordon is making a splash south of the border. Gordon, 8, won the consolation final in the Little Mo Internationals tennis tournament in Palm Beach Gardens,…

When the Second World War broke out in 1939 officials were wary of “enemy aliens” in Sarnia and the risk they might pose to security.

George Mathewson & Troy Shantz Christmas came early on Friday when Nova Chemicals confirmed it is proceeding with an expansion and new petrochemical plant near Corunna worth $2 billion. Yes,…

Troy Shantz How long does it take to turn sap from maple trees into maple syrup? “About eight cases of beer,” says Jack Lea. Lea is among a group of…

Cathy Dobson For Sarnia’s Ron Pask, A Christmas Story, The Musical , is a rare opportunity to direct a large number of children and animals on stage. “Wasn’t it W.C.

Work has resumed on the long-delayed municipal boat launch near the Sarnia Bay Marina. Workers have sunk steel walls into Sarnia Bay and are now backfilling the area.

The Ontario Environment Ministry is proposing a new policy to better assess the cumulative impact of air pollution from multiple sources.

Cathy Dobson Lambton Mall is facing uncertain times with two large tenants preparing to move out, but property manager Laura Beecroft says her leasing team is hard at work and…

Troy Shantz With emergency repairs now complete at the downtown branch, Sarnia has begun work on much bigger library improvements.

Matt Mercier, of Sarnia, harnesses the power of the wind to literally fly beneath the Blue Water Bridge while kite surfing on the St. Clair River last week.