Videos

Dr. Kate Parizeau of the University of Guelph examines the political, environmental, and economic costs of garbage.

Doctor of Audiology Nashlea Brogan describes the effect her hearing loss had on her life and her interactions with family and friends.

Sarnia Sting General Manager Nick Sinclair talks about new rules concerning how far into the future draft picks can be traded.

Numbers can't begin to tell the whole story of managing mental health issues in our community.

Coordinator of Special Olympics Sarnia Tana Manchester talks about how Special Olympics Sarnia started it's basketball program and the importance of having quality coaches.

Coverage of the 2018 YourTV Star Awards celebrating the best in local television from across Ontario.

S.C.I.T.S. Alumna and current teacher, Helen Crick, is part of the team collecting and commemorating almost a century of mementoes from the Sarnia secondary school.

Celine Payne's Mom has an advanced form of Huntington Disease which has left her requiring constant care. Celine raises awareness & money so that other families won't have to live with the consequences of this debilitating genetic disorder. www.huntingtonsociety.ca

Sarnia City Councillor Mike Kelch discusses codes of conduct and common sense with host Kelly Ash.

Bluewater Health's Nerissa Campbell has made it her life's work to research"best practices" in preventing stroke and aiding those who have suffered the consequences of loss of blood flow to the brain.

David Plain and Monica Virtue present Treaty Workshops throughout Southwestern Ontario. Here David explains the story behind a Treaty of Niagara Wampum belt. For more info go to www.monicavirtue.com.

Theo Calvas talks about how moving from Sault Saint. Marie to Sarnia benefited his career.