Videos

Local photographer and videographer Ronny Rooster discusses video footage he captured of an otter in Sarnia, Ontario.

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Full interview with Point Edward mayoral candidate Paul Burgess on his platform, council leadership, capital project monitoring, and village priorities. Online voting opens October 16, with in-person voting on October 26. Yourtv reached out to Greg Grimes, the other mayoral candidate in the race, to come chat with us on the show. however, at the time of this recording, Grimes was unable to confirm an interview.

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In this clip from Lambton Heals, Guest Madhu Baker discuss how the journey toward healing begins with setting an intention, recognizing your self-worth, and taking the complex, step-by-step process of shaping your future.

Dracen Campbell of the Sarnia Sting talks about his journey to get to the OHL.

Guest Lori Girolametto discusses the hidden challenges and social isolation faced by individuals with a brain injury. Learn how overstimulating environments can lead to misunderstandings with family and friends, and why compassion and awareness are essential.

Hunter Kameka from The Centre Sarnia-Lambton, joins us to explain the reality of human trafficking in Sarnia-Lambton. She discusses why local human trafficking is rarely a violent physical abduction. Rather, it frequently begins with perpetrators posing as romantic partners or close contacts to build trust, target specific vulnerabilities, and exploit victims.

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Host Ronnie Littlewood is joined by guest Dan Rusu, Psychotherapist & Clinical Social Worker. They explore how trauma-informed therapies like EMDR help rewire neural pathways to break free from long-standing triggers. They discuss the powerful analogy between active wounds and healed scars, and why it’s never too late to confront past pain and begin the journey toward true healing.

Interim Chief Mike Federico breaks down the Sarnia Police Services Board’s $3.5 million capital funding request to the City of Sarnia for headquarters maintenance and repairs. The request includes an estimated $1 million allocated to rebuild the station's front stairs. Chief Federico shares insights on the condition of the facility, stating it remains a "viable, structurally feasible place" for ongoing police operations.

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Guest Samantha Mills discusses how to embrace uncomfortable transitions and overcome the fear of making a positive life change, reminding viewers that they have the strength to tackle tough challenges.