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The growing popularity of RVs in Sarnia has sparked changes to local bylaws and a shift in community culture. With more RV-friendly rules and an increasing presence at vehicle shows, Sarnia’s RVers are leaving their mark on summer events and beyond.

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.

At just 10 years old, Lambton Kent School District student Jolene Wood is making her mark with her artistic talents, from winning a t-shirt design contest to contributing to meaningful community art projects.

Sarnia Transit invites residents to share their experiences and ideas for improving public transportation. A new survey aims to gather input on service gaps, transit accessibility, and how riders access information.

A sold-out crowd packed Sarnia’s Imperial Theatre this weekend for the British comedy O Christmas Tea, a whimsical holiday performance filled with laughter, improvisation, and audience participation.

Over 55,000 Canada Post employees went on strike last Friday. The employees, members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, have been without a contract since the beginning of the year.

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.

Serv-A-Yard turned workplace camaraderie into community impact with a canned food drive competition, collecting 934 items in one week for the Inn of the Good Shepherd.

With flu season here, Lambton Public Health (LPH) has expanded vaccine access across the county, focusing on making flu shots widely available through pharmacies and healthcare providers.