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After winning the grand prize on Bear’s Lair, Chelsee Pettit is set on creating Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned department store, bringing together Indigenous businesses to reclaim economic ownership for her community.

This Saturday, the Seaway Kiwanis Club brings spooky fun to Canatara Park with Fright Night, transforming it into “Cana-Scare-A” for an evening filled with Halloween thrills for all ages.

INEOS Styrolution will now close early next year instead of the planned June 2026 closing date.

A local Reverend is putting out a challenge to other faith-based organizations in the name of raising funds for the Women’s Interval Home of Sarnia-Lambton.

The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton has officially announced the full list of restaurants participating in the upcoming Novemburger event, set to run throughout November.

Prepare yourself for a night of thrills, chills, and spine-tingling excitement as the Mastermind Youth Foundation presents the Carnival of Chaos—a one-of-a-kind, immersive scare event run entirely by the next generation of leaders.

As internet access becomes an essential part of daily life, Lambton County Libraries are making it easier for residents to stay connected with the introduction of free Wi-Fi hotspot rentals.

From cannabis and cold water therapy to sauna and meditation, Dr. Blake Pearson’s upcoming talk will explore how these natural practices can enhance health span, offering people of all ages the tools to live healthier and longer lives.

Mastermind Youth Foundation is empowering the next generation of leaders in Sarnia-Lambton through robotics, sports, and youth-led initiatives.

The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) paid out over $550,000 to Point Edward and Sarnia in its latest quarterly payments for hosting Gateway Casinos.