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A great egret hunts for lunch in Lake Chipican on a recent sunny day.

Two teenaged boys face stunt driving charges following a single-vehicle collision on Cardiff Drive. Sarnia Police say the pair, aged 16 and 17, were racing on the suburban strip Oct.

Beth Gignac is Sarnia’s new director of parks and recreation. Gignac, who begins her new role on Nov. 19, boasts over 20 years of management experience in recreation, arts and…

Bluewater Health is seeking assistance from the public in its efforts to protect patients and staff from the Ebola virus.

City police have charged a 38-year-old Sarnia man with attempted murder and arson following a serious south-end house fire. City firefighters arriving in the pre-dawn hours of Oct.

George Mathewson When retired teacher Tom Slater discovered Sarnia had no comprehensive war record of its fallen soldiers he set about to correct that. The result is The City of…

O Autumn, laden with fruit, and stain’d With the blood of the grape, pass not, but sit Beneath my shady roof; there thou may’st rest, And tune thy jolly voice…

Four men are seeking to become the mayor of Sarnia, and presented here are profiles explaining their reasons for running. One of the candidates, Fred Ingram, did not participate.

Marco Vigliotti Low interest rates, affordable prices and a swelling tide of seniors moving from the Toronto region are credited with propelling Sarnia home sales to unexpected record heights.

Marco Vigliotti As a senior minister with the Metropolitan United Church and well-known syndicated religion columnist, Bob Ripley's personal and professional life for the past three decades was defined by…