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“Absolute power corrupts absolutely,” lawyer Kate Kempton repeated as she declared nine First Nations are taking the Ontario and federal governments to court over recent legislation promoted as critical for the country’s economic growth.

The County of Lambton has launched a Land Stewardship Pilot Program to help landowners take on climate-focused restoration projects.

Sarnia city council adopted the 2025 Asset Management Plan at its meeting today, confirming a $20.8 million annual funding gap and outlining options to address it over time.

Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner recently joined the chorus of voices opposed to the York1 Dresden landfill.

Opening August 1, Stories in Focus features award-winning teen photography alongside a work from JNAAG’s permanent collection that inspired this year’s theme.

A free career coaching program once limited to Lambton College graduates is now open to all Sarnia-Lambton residents actively seeking work, as part of a broader workforce initiative from the…

Telescopes, live astrophotography, and open museum galleries will highlight a free stargazing event at the Oil Museum of Canada on Saturday, July 26, in partnership with the Royal Astronomical Society…

A donated catering van from Progressive Auto Sales is helping Sarnia Blessings continue delivering more than 1,000 meals each week to seniors and post-surgery clients across Lambton County.

Fresh vegetables, school supplies and snack kits are rolling out across Sarnia-Lambton this summer, as The Inn of the Good Shepherd expands its seasonal support programs for families.

The Ford government finds itself taking heat from another environmental group, this time over proposed changes to the permit process for water transfers.