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Lambton County Library has selected the heirloom Purple Cherokee tomato for this year’s One Seed Lambton program, providing free seeds to residents while supplies last.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has vowed to repeal a key Liberal environmental law if his party wins the next federal election to streamline approval of major projects, such as pipelines, mines, and LNG plants.

A new fellowship program is underway to give Indigenous women across Canada the opportunity to lead conservation efforts and capitalize on their longstanding role in land and water stewardship.

Canadians have witnessed catastrophic climate change-induced disasters over and over in recent years, but polling suggests it’s having little effect on the public’s understanding of the climate crisis.

Chatham Coun. Michael Bondy thinks that voters should be the ultimate decision makers when it comes to removing elected officials from municipal office.

The monthly First Friday walkabout is set to bring another evening of arts, music, and community gatherings to Downtown Sarnia on Friday, March 7, 2025.

The Tundra Swans have been spotted in the Thedford Bog behind  Lambton Heritage Museum.

Before settlers arrived on Turtle Island, what would later become North America, each tribe had roles for each gender. There were some members who played a part in both roles, who were considered sacred among tribes.

Sarnia’s Spring-Summer recreation programs return with over 85 activities. Registration opens March 18, featuring new options in arts, fitness, and tech literacy.

The City of Sarnia’s Integrity Commissioner, Benjamin Drory, has declined to investigate complaints against Councillor Bill Dennis regarding controversial remarks he made at a Lambton County Council meeting about Aamjiwnaang First Nation Chief