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Oil and gas executives in Canada are calling on Canadian federal leaders to take  their cues from U.S. President Donald Trump — they’re asking the  government to declare a national energy crisis to fast-track expensive  fossil fuel infrastructure that would increase production and export capacity. 

Lawn bowling may have deep roots in Sarnia, but the Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club is working to make it the city's next big pastime. With a rich history dating back over a century, the club is opening its doors to a new generation of players.

Canada’s top kids’ music group, Mini Pop Kids, is making a highly anticipated return to the Imperial Theatre as part of their Celebration Tour. Following the sell-out of their 1:00 p.m. show, a second performance has been added at 5:00 p.

With nearly 200 cases confirmed and a new health care setting exposure, the top doctor of the health unit at the epicentre of Ontario's measles outbreak continues to urge vaccination as the best defence against the highly infectious disease.

“I find there is increased pressure and expectations to raise emotionally regulated, emotionally intelligent & communicative kids without giving parents the tools and resources to do so.”

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 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

Though the last tents at Rainbow Park have been vacated, security measures remain in place to keep the encampment clear.