Videos

Jamieson Rees and Franco Sproviero talk about the traditional Sting Movie Night where rookies must wear their helmets and sing O Canada to the theatre audience before the movie. 

Bevin Perdu shares her experience of going through gene testing and finding a gene that greatly increase her likelihood of contracting breast cancer.

Ryan McGregor talks about being drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs and being able celebrate with his friends and family.

Idopise Akpanudo talks about what it's like moving from Nigeria to Canada and dealing with the drastically different weather. 

Adelle Richards was one of the 1,800 volunteers who supported participants in The 2017 Invictus Games for Wounded Warriors held in Toronto this September.

Kim McDonald talks about going from being a student to a teacher while attending exercise classes.

A difference of opinion over municipal meeting agendas disrupts a rezoning application for Bright's Grove development.

Connor Schlichting talks about how leadership on a hockey team goes beyond the captain and alternate captains.

Tammy Fauteux of The Red Cross shares how your donations to The United Way support programs that otherwise might not exist.

Sarnia Lambton MPP Bob Bailey talks about concerns regarding the Ontario provincial minimum wage hike.

Marko Jakovljevic and Kelton Hatcher of the Sarnia Sting debate on who is the better golfer.

Local historian and author, Phil Egan, honours the dedication of Sarnia and area firefighters in his newest book, "Walking Through Fire."