News

Cathy Dobson Sarnians are saying loud and clear they don’t want the Celebration of Lights cancelled and are pitching in to bring it back from the brink, says elated chairman…

Cathy Dobson Contrary to popular belief, Centennial Park will be an improved version of itself once the $11-million overhaul is complete, says Sarnia’s environmental services superintendent.

Cathy Dobson A trio of social workers has started a new private counselling service they say offers traditional as well as newer strategies to combat Sarnia’s most prevalent mental health problems.

Troy Shantz On a dark fall night when most people are curled up inside watching TV, you can find a few out walking through the woods, enjoying stars, searching for…

Troy Shantz A donation from Bluewater Power could help city council decide to replace Sarnia’s grounded Showmobile with a new portable stage.

Troy Shantz For Alawode Oluwasegun, or “Bisi” as he’s better known, taking photographs is about much more than framing the shot. “I sincerely love people and I try as much…

Moses Lunham, an artist from the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, leads an art class at the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery on Oct. 26. The free, after-school…

Cathy Dobson The first hint something is different about this court is the arrangement of tobacco, sage and an Eagle’s feather on a wooden railing behind the defence team.

If Chemical Valley moves, good riddance Sir: It’ll be a pleasure to see the Chemical Valley dismantled. Anyone who has grown up barely able to breath with asthma and a…

Tara Jeffrey Joanne Hines knew Sarnia was a giving community. But after a year at the helm of the local “100 Women Who Care” chapter, Hines says this community’s generosity…