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Free seasonal flu shots are now available from local pharmacies, community clinics and health care providers. Influenza is one of the most communicable diseases and spreads easily through coughing, sneezing,…

Troy Shantz Birds are remarkable weather forecasters, and some even make dramatic, last minute migrations to avoid thunderstorms and tornados. So says Scott MacDougall-Shackleton of Western University’s advanced facility for…

Planning is well underway for this year’s Santa Clause Parade of Light, which takes place on Saturday, Dec. 3, at 6 p.m. To run the parade, the Sarnia Kinsmen relies…

Sarnia Police and international law enforcement resolved an Oct. 9 bomb threat at Great Lakes Secondary School. The threat to the former SCITS building was received via the Internet and…

Troy Shantz Neighbours of the furry, wood-chewing variety took up residence in Twin Lakes subdivision this summer. Beavers were discovered living in the two storm water ponds between Michigan and…

Tara Jeffrey Eating disorders, postpartum depression, and how to cope after losing someone to suicide are just some of the topics to be highlighted at the next Sarnia Speaks event.

Editor’s note: This interview was done prior to the Oct. 7 release of a workplace harassment report involving Mayor Mike Bradley Cathy Dobson Coun.

Troy Shantz Mayor Mike Bradley’s access to City Hall was restricted to protect the safety of municipal employees, councillors say. Bradley tried to enter City Hall on Saturday, Oct.

Cathy Dobson A price increase of nearly 300% for monthly underground parking passes at Bayside Centre will drive away business, a downtown employee says.

Glenn Ogilvie The war against phragmites has opened on another, larger front in Sarnia.