Videos

"Inspire" Happens Saturday, May 25th. The event will raise money for the Sexual Assault Survivors Centre.

At St. Pat's, students have done something about food insecurity by initiating Paddy's Pantry.

Sarnia City Councillor Brian White digs deeper into why following legal advice was the best course when deciding what to do about the tent encampment at Rainbow Park.

Heather Martin talks about what members of the Rotary Club of Sarnia are doing to help with affordable housing and homelessness in Sarnia Lambton.

City of Sarnia Councillor Adam Kilner discusses what he thinks will happen at the next City Council Meeting with regards to a homeless encampment set up at Rainbow Park.

Mike Barron, Executive Director at the Sarnia Community Foundation, gives a list of those leaders in our community that will be honoured as this year's "Women of Excellence."

What to do about the about the tent encampment at Rainbow Park? It's on the agenda at the next City Council Meeting and Councillor Bill Dennis tells us what he thinks.

This year, Sarnia Lambton Suicide Prevention missed out on money from the United Way and Co-Chair Sharon Berry Ross says the agency needs alternative funding

Marilyn Gifford says, it's not a doctor shortage, it's a doctor residency shortage, and she's asked the government to fix it

LEO's Age Friendly Expo Happens May 1st, 2024 at the Point Edward Arena.

Sarnia Police Services Chief Derek Davis Introduces the Newest Recruit to the Canine Unit. It's a 15 Month-old German Shepherd Named Vader.

Ada Lockeridge is a watchdog and makes it a habit to view the data presented by monitors situated at Aamjiwnaang and around Chemical Valley.