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Troy Shantz A new Sarnia business is setting up not one, but two taco trucks around town this summer. Mad Tacos will have one mobile kitchen stationed at Canatara Park…

If students are happy at SCITS, why not leave them there? Sir: Re: The story ‘Great Lakes sweepstakes,’ June 1 edition.

Bonnie Stevenson Canadian veterans deserve our thanks, and 10 members of the Canadian Owners and Pilots Association (COPA) Flight 7 flying club have found a way to ensure their sacrifice…

Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley stands beside a portrait of former mayor Paul Blundy, who was presented with this flag during Canada’s Centennial in 1967.

Cathy Dobson Four years after being closed due to contamination, Centennial Park is reopening with a family-friendly community bash on Saturday.

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Troy Shantz A group of Grade 1-2 students has turned to filmmaking to draw attention to invasive Asian carp. Under the direction of teachers Chantima Oliveira and Greg Van Bunderen,…

Cathy Dobson A local businessman is assembling a group of farmers and artisan vendors to participate in a new downtown market at 140 Christina St. North.

Cathy Dobson Sarnia’s newest Indian restaurant has two traditional tandoor ovens and goat curry on the menu, but there are some very non-traditional features too.

Avery Smiley of Northern Collegiate strides for gold in midget boys sprint hurdles at the OFSAA Track and Field Championships. Avery was one of eight city high school athletes to…