If you had told me a year ago that Mike Bradley, Bill Dennis, and I would ever find ourselves on the same page, I would have laughed. Our history is a public record of friction.
The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts kicks off March with a dual exhibition opening featuring intricate fibre artistry and ...
Families in North Lambton will have a full schedule of free activities to choose from during March Break as the Forest community launches a themed “Spy Week” from March 15 to 21.
Every time a piece of civic analysis appears online, someone eventually says it, “That’s not news. That’s opinion.” The criticism sounds straightforward, even common-sense. News, after all, is ...
Restaurants, cafés, bars and other food service businesses in Sarnia can now apply to operate temporary sidewalk patios for ...
Readers across Lambton County will have an opportunity to explore the science of dreams this week during a virtual author ...
A new community-led initiative is gathering data from Sarnia-Lambton residents to understand why people vote—and why they don’t—in an effort to build a more inclusive local democracy.
The Sarnia Compost Site is launching its 2026 season a full month ahead of schedule to help residents divert thousands of tonnes of yard waste from local landfills.
Students across Ontario are preparing for significant changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program, commonly known as ...
Sarnia’s proposed $91-million police headquarters has sparked a rare clash between the mayor, city council, and the police board. But the deeper question may be whether the city is adopting a policing ...
Residents interested in supporting local wildlife will have an opportunity to learn how everyday choices can help protect ...
On June 12, 1996, The Observer ran a headline that read: “City has new plan for ailing downtown.” The article described a ...
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