Andrew Wilton

The Kathleen Avenue project, featuring 50 affordable housing units and office space, is moving forward after Sarnia City Council approved a by-law amendment allowing fewer parking spaces than normally required.

Starting in the new year, Sarnia residents will need to drop off their old Christmas trees at a designated site as part of updates to the City’s waste management program, which also includes changes to yard waste collection schedules and curbside pickup zones.

Sarnia City Council has approved raising interest rates on unpaid municipal debts from 15% to 24% and reaffirmed the use of collection agencies for overdue accounts. Officials note that using agencies is not new and is reserved as a last resort for long-standing debts.

Representatives of Aamjiwnaang First Nation are in South Korea this week, calling for urgent action at the UN plastics treaty talks to address the harmful impacts of plastic production. They highlight how their community, surrounded by petrochemical industries, faces serious health and environmental risks from plastic-related pollution.

Monday through Saturday, a growing number of people have joined ongoing protests outside Bluewater Health, calling for accountability from the Sarnia hospital for allegedly failing to properly treat 24-year-old Kayla

Abstraction was an instinctive impulse for O’Keefe.

A new generation of journalists have just discovered it

The Sydney E. Vrolyk Memorial Scholarship Fund aims to support students who want to pursue post secondary studies relating to inclusion and accessibility.

In an effort to modernize its services, The City of Sarnia is rolling out a new online tool to streamline the application process for certain licenses and permits.

Memling very deliberately relates the biblical narrative to the reality of modern Flanders.