Videos

Want a unique way to start your Christmas? The Oil Museum of Canada is hosting its Annual Holiday Open House, and we got a teaser from Christina Sydorko! This Victorian-themed event brings the area's rich oil history to life while offering fun, family-friendly activities. Learn the art of traditional candle making, create paper crafts, and meet the one-of-a-kind Victorian Santa. It's happening tomorrow, November 21st, 11 AM - 3 PM. Donations of non-perishable food items will be accepted in lieu of admission fees.

#OilMuseumOfCanada #VictorianChristmas #HolidayOpenHouse #OilSprings #CandleDipping #FamilyFun #LambtonCounty #VictorianSanta #Museums

Sarnia Sting GM Dylan Seca discusses the team's decision to relieve Alan Letang of his duties as head coach and seek a replacement.

Game Night Host Michael Patoine explains the rules to city development card game Machi Koro. Catch Game Night every Wednesday at 9:30pm, only on YourTV Sarnia.

Sarnia Police Chief Derek Davis details the $25 Million initial phase of the new police building and explains exactly how the Sarnia Police Service's operating budget increase will be invested to provide better safety and service to Sarnia residents and families.

#sarniaontario  #PoliceBudget #ChiefDavis #communitysafety  #SarniaNewsUpdate #policeservice

Sarnia Councillor & chartered accountant Terry Burrell explains the 2026 tax hike, noting the average homeowner will pay about $29 per $100,000 in assessment for the city portion. We ask him about the sustainability of this rate, the multi-million dollar Police HQ funding debate, and the use of over $8 million in one-time adjustments to avoid a larger tax spike.

#SarniaTaxpayer #policebuilding  #SarniaPolitics #budgetanalysis #PoliceHQFunding #SarniaCityCouncil #budget2026  #DeficitMitigation #infrastructureplanning

City of Sarnia, Mayor Mike Bradley details the controversial cuts made to the 2026 budget, including removing the $91.1M Police Headquarters project. Learn how the city achieved the final 3.1% tax rate, why they prioritize debt-free spending, and the Police Board's new phased proposal. #SarniaTaxRate #StrongMayorPowers #MikeBradleyInterview #budgetcuts  #DebtFreeCity #sarnialambton

A couple highlights from the November 17th Sarnia City Council meeting. The Sarnia Police Services Board introduced a new, phased-in offer (potentially $25M for Phase 1) to move forward with the police building while reducing the immediate financial impact on taxpayers. On the other side, the Bright's Grove Community Hub made a final appeal to Council to reinstate the crucial $2 million in funding, arguing that waiting will "kill the project."

The Sarnia Sting have made a major coaching change, parting ways with Head Coach Alan Letang. Terry Doyle, the Voice of the Sting, sits down with the Sting General Manager to get the full story behind the decision. Why now? Get the GM's exclusive insights on the future of the organization. #SarniaSting #OHL #AlanLetang #Hockey #CoachingChange

What does it take to grow a public art collection? JNAAG Curator Sonya Blazek shares exclusive stories behind some of the most exciting new pieces in the Making Space: Recent Acquisitions exhibit. Hear about the importance of elevating work from female artists and preserving the legacies of regional talent.

#MakingSpace #RecentAcquisitions #JNAAG #ArtDonation #femaleartists