Sarnia switching road closure alerts to Municipal 511
The City of Sarnia is moving road closure updates to Municipal 511 as construction season ramps up, replacing email and text alerts through Sarnia Lambton Alerts beginning July 2.
The City of Sarnia is moving road closure updates to Municipal 511 as construction season ramps up, replacing email and text alerts through Sarnia Lambton Alerts beginning July 2.
Family Counselling Centre Sarnia-Lambton has joined One Stop Talk, a provincially funded virtual counselling service offering free mental health support to children and youth up to age 17.
St. Clair Township Mayor Jeff Agar is asking Lambton County to help push the province for flashing lights at Bentpath Line and Highway 40 after a February crash sent three people to hospital.
Sarnia-Lambton residents are being urged to monitor the Air Quality Health Index and take precautions as a yellow air quality warning brings a higher risk of health effects, especially for children, seniors, pregnant individuals, outdoor…
Lambton Public Health will begin catch basin larviciding across Lambton County and Aamjiwnaang First Nation on June 8 to help control mosquito larvae and reduce the risk of West Nile virus.
Interim Sarnia Police Chief Mike Federico says his top priorities are stability, trust and community relationships as he steps into the role during Chief Derek Davis’s workplace harassment investigation.
Sarnia Legion Branch 62’s weekly Catch the Ace lottery helped bring in 6,185 pounds of food and $700 for the Inn of the Good Shepherd food bank, as local patrons turned the popular fundraiser into…
The Stones ‘N Bones Museum collection, including thousands of fossils, dinosaur bones, mounted animals and geological specimens, is being donated to Lambton County for a future museum space inside the Sarnia Library.
Former Talize store at 1330 Exmouth Street remains vacant after the Canadian thrift retailer closed its Sarnia location in February 2026.
A Watford-area farming corporation and contractor have been fined a combined $145,000 after pleading guilty in connection with a fatal workplace incident in Warwick Township.