Private investment indicates strong downtown
A strong downtown is the key to any community's strength and while one resident pleads with council to ensure the commercial sector is vibrant, the city's planning department says it ...
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Local News City unveils signs for lead reduction program
The City of Sarnia is using lawn signs to help spread the word about free testing for lead in water in Sarnia’s southwest. -
Local News United Church minister is NDP’s candidate in Sarnia-Lambton riding
A United Church minister and son of a Sarnia sports hall-of-famer is running for the NDP in Sarnia-Lambton in this fall’s federal election.
Strawberry shop still open despite road closures
Closing the major highway south of Stratford for the entire month of July couldn’t come at a worse time for a local family-run fruit farm.
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Livestock Study pinpoints reasons for feather pecking
Factors include genetics, lack of access to a scratching or foraging area, and midnight feedings -
Farm Business Chick commission rejects pricing challenge
The cost-of-production pricing formula was challenged
CLAAS breaks ground on training facility
Academy will expand the curriculum and certification programs offered to dealers
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Local News Youth for Christ celebrates 20 year mark
A local youth drop-in centre has passed a major milestone, and staff and volunteers are celebrating how far they’ve come. -
Farm News China-Canada trade dispute hitting home for Southwestern Ontario farmers
Blindsided by a trade dispute that has shut the door to a growing export market, livestock farmers in Southwestern Ontario are bracing for a hit to their bottom line.
