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- Star Awards 2018
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Healing Trauma: Turning Wounds into Scars
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 Speaks on $3.5M Request to Fix Sarnia Police HQ
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.
Overcoming the Fear of Starting
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.
Sting Buzz featuring Logan Hawery and Tyler Challenger of the Sarnia Sting
Logan Hawery and Tyler Challenger talk about how they spend their summer downtime when not preparing for the coming OHL season.
Phyllis Webstad Explains the Inspiration Behind Her Book
Northern Secwepemc author and Orange Shirt Day founder Phyllis Webstad shares the reason behind writing her book. In this interview clip, Webstad explains her motivation to record her experiences and bring the message of residential school reconciliation to readers.