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Tara Jeffrey When Taylon Leduc moved back home to Sarnia recently, she knew she wanted to get involved with the LGBTQ community.

Cathy Dobson It wasn’t easy buying the land for the latest Habitat for Humanity build. “This was a wonderful find but it was on the market for a while,” says…

Cathy Dobson Some news just can’t wait until morning. When Brandon Solomon learned last week he’d won an Ontario Arts Council grant to finish his first solo album, it was…

Scaffolding surrounds a 165-foot tower at the Shell Manufacturing Centre refinery in Corunna. The planned maintenance began in July and is expected to be complete by the end of the…

Troy Shantz Autumn Johnson says the connection she has with local First Nation residents will be a major asset in practicing law in Sarnia. “They know me from the community…

Phil Egan When I was 10, back in 1957, my father bought me my first camera. It was small and ridiculously easy to operate. You loaded in film, pointed the…

Troy Shantz Firefighters conducting a final sweep of the former Sarnia General Hospital last week did encounter signs of human habitation but didn’t find any bodies.

Cathy Dobson A local company in the high-tech sector of information gathering for food banks has cracked the “Best for the World” list.

St. Clair Child & Youth Services is expanding its mental health clinic to meet increased demand. An additional walk-in therapy clinic is now being offered Thursday mornings from 9 a.m.…

Three-year-old Hudson Deyle finds teaching a potbellied pig to heel is difficult while out walking in Canatara Park with his family last week. Six-month-old Petunia is a great pet but…