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A devoted couple from Aamjiwnaang First Nation started a thriving business after using the Sarnia Library's laser cutter.

For Sarnia residents who have yet to experience the Durham Asylum, Halloween is the perfect time to step into a world of haunting thrills and intricate, bone-chilling displays—all carefully crafted within the home of David and Andrea Phair.

As the youngest player on Baseball Canada’s Junior National Team (U18), Gino De Santis has already marked himself as one of Canada's rising stars.

Sarnia Council has reversed its decision to donate a downtown parking lot for affordable housing, following concerns from local business owners about the impact on parking and downtown’s future.

After a recent collision on Courtright Line, a community member is petitioning for changes at two Brigden intersections, with over 2,300 signatures backing her call for action.

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.

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.

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.

Since its inception in 2020, the Celebration of Frights has grown into a community-wide Halloween tradition, transforming neighbourhoods across Sarnia into spooky spectacles.

Integrity Commissioner Benjamin M. Drory has found both Mayor Mike Bradley and Coun. Bill Dennis in violation of the council’s Code of Conduct, recommending suspensions for inappropriate comments in separate incidents.