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High-speed rail has yet to come to Canada, despite dozens of projects being talked about for decades. One transit expert gives a simple reason why it’s taken so long for us to get up to speed with other places in the world.

The Sarnia Community Foundation is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Women of Excellence awards, celebrating local women making a lasting impact in the community.

Lambton County Library now provides access to Fiero Code, a free online platform where users can develop coding skills, from website development to video game and app creation.

Lambton County Archives invites researchers and history enthusiasts to learn how to navigate Ontario’s earliest land records in an upcoming virtual workshop.

Samantha Pickard, Jennifer Bain and Taryn Henry showcase what Close to Home means to them during their combined exhibition at Gallery in the Grove.

The charity bench press competition returns March 22, aiming to push past the $300,000 fundraising milestone in support of children and youth in Sarnia-Lambton.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation and Chiefs of Ontario are adding their voice to the growing list of Canadians concerned with the 25-per cent U.S. tariffs imposed on Canadian products.

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.