The Education Bind

College savouring success of tasty fundraiser

Lambton College’s 2019 Corks, Caps and Cuisine fundraiser achieved a new benchmark.

Safety concerns cited in CN Rail strike

Around 3,200 CN Rail workers, including 165 in Sarnia, walked out at midnight Tuesday after the TCRC and the company failed to reach a contract agreement.

City Hall Christmas tree in place

The 2019 Christmas tree was lifted into place at Sarnia City Hall Tuesday morning.

Remembrance Day Open & Closed

Here’s what’s open and closed Remembrance Day Monday November 11, 2019.

Major reno permit issued for return of slots at Hiawatha

The $2.9 million permit at the London Line entertainment centre is for interior renovation of the existing casino game floor and support space.

First snow keeps West Region OPP busy

Provincial police had reported 74 collisions across the region by mid-afternoon.

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Heavy lake effect snow possible Thursday and Friday

Environment Canada says parts of the Lake Huron snowbelt could get up to 40 centimetres of snow.

Early November snow squalls expected

Environment Canada issued a snow squall watch Wednesday afternoon that includes northern and eastern Lambton County.