Videos

As part of Sarnia Lambton Today's final show for 2025, we spoke with Mike Barron from the Sarnia Community Foundation to discuss how they year unfolded for them and he also shares his memories from the 9th Annual Women's of Excellence Awards.

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In this clip, Darlene Coke, Manager of Library Services for Lambton County, discusses the evolution of modern library services. The conversation covers the variety of physical kits available for community rental and the range of online platforms accessible for free with a library card, including e-learning and digital media.

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Anna Miccolis, Community Art & Education Coordinator at JNAAG, outlines the "Inspirational Moments" partnership between the gallery and the Sarnia Alzheimer Society. The program features monthly gallery tours and art-making sessions led by trained instructors. Miccolis highlights how these sessions culminate in the "New Ways" exhibition and shares a specific piece of artwork created by a program participant.

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Jason Killingsworth, Volunteer President of United Way Sarnia-Lambton, provides a status update on the 2025 annual fundraising campaign. We discuss the current $1.3 million total, a recent contribution from the Lambton OPP, and how a funding shortfall would impact the 16 local agencies supported by the organization.

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Following the December 15 Council meeting, Mayor Mike Bradley discusses the outcome of the vote regarding the proposed $91-million police headquarters.

A farmer's Christmas! Lisa gives us the details on the Plympton-Wyoming Lit Up Tractor Parade. Hear how local farming families transform their equipment into rolling light displays and find out the exact parade route planned for Satuday December 13, 2025.

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On December 15, 2025, Sarnia City Council will discuss the Naming Rights Agreement extending the term for five years. The deal for the Progressive Auto Sales Arena includes an annual sponsorship fee of $150,000, with a 1.5% inflation escalator in years three through five.

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Project Committee Chair Mark Moran addresses the status of the expected $4.5 million federal Green and Inclusive Grant. Moran confirms whether the $5.8 million Library Hub project is dependent on this federal funding. Plus, he shares the committee's challenges, including the lack of communication with City staff.

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Councillor Brian White explains why he strongly supports the community-led BACE (Bluewater Active Connected Community) project and its inclusion in the Sarnia 2026 budget. He addresses concerns over municipal debt, arguing that strategic borrowing for infrastructure like BACE is necessary for the city's long-term health and growth.

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