Videos

"There are definitely snippets of my career in the book." Dana Pitts talks about his inspiration for writing his first book.

Tristan Nemchek tells us about how students can apply for grant money from the Sarnia Lambton Economic Partnership, "Summer Company Program"

There's a short-term and a long-range plan. Valerie Colasanti, General Manager Social Services Division - Lambton County tells us what's being done now and in the future for the homeless including those at Rainbow Park.

"...It's political, and I think the Mayor's behind it to be honest with you." said Bill Dennis on being named in a City of Sarnia workplace harassment claim. When contacted for comment, Mayor Mike Bradley said, "The remarks are false."

Sarnia Police Chief Derek Davis says he, "understands that there is frustration," but that, "If someone is going to be removed, under any form of bylaw enforcement, when they're unhoused, then they have to have a place to go."

Chrissy McRoberts talks about what she believes to be starting points on what to do about homelessness and what should happen with the tent encampment at Rainbow Park.

"Inspire" Happens Saturday, May 25th. The event will raise money for the Sexual Assault Survivors Centre.

At St. Pat's, students have done something about food insecurity by initiating Paddy's Pantry.

Sarnia City Councillor Brian White digs deeper into why following legal advice was the best course when deciding what to do about the tent encampment at Rainbow Park.

Heather Martin talks about what members of the Rotary Club of Sarnia are doing to help with affordable housing and homelessness in Sarnia Lambton.

City of Sarnia Councillor Adam Kilner discusses what he thinks will happen at the next City Council Meeting with regards to a homeless encampment set up at Rainbow Park.

Mike Barron, Executive Director at the Sarnia Community Foundation, gives a list of those leaders in our community that will be honoured as this year's "Women of Excellence."