Videos

We're joined by Mikelle Bryson-Campbell from the Sarnia Lambton Workforce Development Board to get a real-world look at the local job market. We discuss today's new minimum wage increase, the persistent challenges of hiring and retaining staff, and what's being done to address the availability of skilled workers in our community.

In this clip, residential school survivor Lila Bruyere offers a personal and direct message for non-Indigenous people on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. She also shares a story about how younger generations are engaging with this history.

Retiring Deputy Fire Chief Darren Allan reflects on his remarkable 25-year career with the Petrolia and North Enniskillen Fire Department. In this clip, he discusses the significance of his service medals and shares what it meant to lead key projects like the acquisition of new fire apparatu

Councillor Marina Plain of Aamjiwnaang First Nation shares a personal story about her grandfather and his time at a residential school. This segment highlights the significance of family history and how her community observes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Sarnia Sting Coach Alan Letang talks about motivating and relating to young players.

Join us for a preview of the Light up the Night for Noelle Run/Walk! We're talking with Noelle's Gift about the upcoming race, including what to expect from the course, key logistics, and the community spirit that makes this event unique. We'll also break down some target times for the 5K and 10K.

Game Night Host Matthew Winquist explains the rules to the game Harmonies. Catch Game Night every Wednesday at 9:30pm, only on YourTV Sarnia.

In this exclusive interview, Bluewater Health President and CEO Paula Zimmer explains the complete Sarnia-Lambton HART Hub Project. She walks us through each stage of the continuum of care, from community support to the highly anticipated Transitional Recovery Beds at 275 Wellington St.

Meet Ronny D'Haene, a local artist who faced a devastating brain injury and found a new purpose behind the camera. In this powerful interview, Ronny shares his road to recovery, his love for nature photography, and the remarkable story behind capturing one of his most iconic shots: the diving osprey.