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New provincial legislation introduced by the Ontario government will give municipal councils the ability to remove an elected official for gross code of conduct violations.

The Competition Bureau wants to know what Canadians think of its proposed guidelines to ensure companies are truthful about environment and climate claims for their products. On Dec.

Lambton College is bracing for significant impacts as federal changes to international student permits threaten enrollment, revenue, and opportunities, while students and staff navigate the challenges ahead.

Ontario’s recent announcement of a $32 million program aimed at bolstering mental health support for first responders is being met with cautious optimism by local emergency services leaders.

Lambton County Library is working with Service Canada to bring vital government services closer to residents in rural areas through a new partnership that will see  Service Canada representatives delivering information and services in select rural libraries. 

Lambton County’s CHIC team addresses gaps in medical care by combining assertive outreach with trust-building efforts, providing vital support to those who need it most.

This article explores linearity and proximity in the context of Sarnia Transit's network, providing residents with insights into how these factors influence ridership potential and align with the city's Official Plan and Strategic Growth Areas.

The City is kicking off the New Year by inviting residents to  come on out and find a new activity, or old favourite, at the Strangway Community Centre. 

A Sarnia adventurer takes on the challenging Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu, discovering the physical and personal trials of this breathtaking journey through the Peruvian Andes.

In an effort to modernize its services, The City of Sarnia is rolling out a new online tool to streamline the application process for certain licenses and permits.