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One of the three submissions presented for public consideration by nuSarnia was withdrawn after public backlash when it was revealed to be AI-generated.

An evening of music, history, and celebration will mark the United Church of Canada’s 100th anniversary at Grace United Church on June 7.

Now in its fifth year, the Dress Down for Wheels campaign raised $10,000 as St. Clair Catholic board staff came together to provide bikes, helmets, and safety gear to 43 students.

Patients at Bluewater Health can now use ConnectMyHealth to access their lab results, diagnostic reports, and hospital records through a secure online portal.

Community members are invited to take part in a public event later this month focused on implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) in Sarnia.

Concerned citizen George Stanko believes the city's purchase of a new American-made tanker fire truck could have been bought for less from a Canadian manufacturer.

Lambton College is working to expand nursing enrolment with support from Bluewater Health, building on a partnership that includes clinical placements, mentorship, and early hiring of students.

Part of a global movement, the Death Café encourages open conversations about death over coffee and cake, with the aim of fostering awareness and acceptance of mortality.

The 2025 Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign raised $81,654 for the Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton, marking the highest total ever collected through the campaign in Sarnia and Bright’s Grove.

The Kiwanis Club of Sarnia-Lambton Golden K has donated $4,000 to support the Summer Day Camp program at BGC Sarnia-Lambton.