Videos

Discover the big changes at the Francophone Community Centre of Sarnia-Lambton! Coordinator David Lauzier and president Tanya Tamilio sit down with us to discuss their three new hubs—focused on health, employment, and family services—and how they will create a more connected and vibrant community for all.

What's the story behind the newest mural at the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery? We sit down with artist John Williams to discuss his latest piece, from its title and creative thoughts to the surprising way his son helped bring the art to life.

Have you ever wondered about the history of your home or property? In this video, we're joined by Lambton County Archivist Nicole Aszalos to discuss the "Researching Your Property Workshop." She shares how to use resources like OnLand.ca to uncover who lived in your home before you. We also put her skills to the test and dive into the history of our very own YourTV office in Sarnia! You won't believe what we uncovered about our building and the land it sits on. Learn how you can start your own journey into Sarnia's rich past.

A Sarnia-Lambton Thanksgiving Food Drive is underway! We talk to Myles Vanni from The Inn of the Good Shepherd about the campaign. Myles reveals that food bank users are more diverse than people think, including working individuals and retirees. Learn how you can help support your community this Thanksgiving.

We sit down with Dennis Robinson, Publicity Convenor for the Brigden Fair, to dive into the rich history of this Sarnia-Lambton tradition. Celebrating its 175th anniversary, we explore what makes this fair so special and why it continues to be a highlight of the Thanksgiving weekend. From its agricultural roots to its cherished community feel, learn why the Brigden Fair is a one-of-a-kind experience.

Climate Action Sarnia-Lambton's Marian Blonde and Allan McKeown sit down with us to tackle the big questions about our community's energy future. They discuss their concerns about the proposed gas plant projects in St. Clair, the push for cleaner alternatives, and their upcoming community event, "The Climate Caffe."

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