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Councillor Bill Dennis’s push to support invoking the notwithstanding clause to remove encampments was defeated at Sarnia’s council meeting, while Mayor Mike Bradley led a successful motion backing broader provincial solutions.

Amid recent fatal motor vehicle collisions in Lambton County, a new report from the Crash Analysis Studio at Strong Towns aims to shift the focus of crash analysis from blame to learning.

The full video of the Sarnia City Council Budget Deliberation meeting (November 26) can be found here .

Sarnia Council is weighing a proposal to involve collection agencies in recovering unpaid municipal debts and raising interest rates on overdue accounts to 24%. What could this mean for residents?

The Kathleen Avenue project, featuring 50 affordable housing units and office space, is moving forward after Sarnia City Council approved a by-law amendment allowing fewer parking spaces than normally required.

Stevie Go Go, Sarnia’s tuk-tuk tourism business, is relocating to New Brunswick after legal setbacks and regulatory hurdles stalled its operations in Ontario.

Bluewater Health is rolling out a French Language Designation project to address long-standing barriers faced by Francophones in accessing health care in Sarnia.

Vick’s Corner Deli at 133 Christina Street North has quietly established itself as a cornerstone of downtown Sarnia’s culinary scene.

Sarnia Council faces a pivotal decision on a proposal for 50 affordable units on Kathleen Ave, where parking mandates could determine the project’s future.

A Sarnia resident is calling on City Council to replace parking minimums with “parking maximums” in residential developments, aiming to boost affordability and sustainability.