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With union leaders warning that a strong strike mandate may be needed, Lambton College students express concern about the potential disruption to their studies as contract talks continue.

At just 13, Landen Willimot is already making waves in the boxing world and he’s determined to carry on his family's five-generation legacy while aiming for even bigger accomplishments.

Following recent changes in encampment protocols, the City of Sarnia has hired a new fencing company that allows better coordination in moving fencing when areas of the park are vacated.

After a ten-year hiatus, Diversion Entertainment returns to Sarnia’s theatre scene, bringing a comedic twist to a beloved magical tale. Their production of Puffs, opening on October 31, offers a hilarious look at the story you know and love from another house's perspective.

After facing mid-season challenges, the Sarnia Cricket Club’s ‘A’ Team triumphed in the London Cricket League Elite Division, marking a historic win for the local club

The planned affordable housing development, located between 463 and 499 Kathleen Avenue, will feature 50 one-bedroom units with rent based on income, including 14 units supported by The March of Dimes.

At first glance, a cold plunge into Lake Huron at Canatara Beach on a brisk October morning might sound like an uncomfortable way to start the day. But for a growing number of Sarnians, this practice has become an energizing ritual.

Sarnia homeowners should take note of a new program that provides financial support for creating additional dwelling units, addressing the local housing crisis.

The Sarnia-Lambton Ontario Health Team is looking to help all members of the community navigate services much easier.

City council has voted to move the tiny transitional home debate to county council.