The holiday season has come and gone, but those who have live Christmas trees are going to have to wait a few more days before discarding them. The City of Sarnia says Christmas tree pick-ups take place January 11th-15th. Residents are advised to keep their discarded trees visible on the curb, to remove all lights and ornaments, and to not wrap or put them in plastic bags. Trees that do not fit these guidelines will not be picked up.
Environment Canada is forecasting severe thunderstorms Thursday afternoon and evening that could produce the risk of a tornado.
Funding for the proposed $91 million build was cut from the City of Sarnia's 2026 budget, which forced the board to reassess matters.
Morrison has been with Pathways for 28 years, first coming to the organization as a Speech-Language Pathologist in 1998.
The Town of Plympton-Wyoming is celebrating the opening of a brand new state of the art washroom facility near the baseball diamond at Canton Park.
A 77-year-old Wallaceburg man will trek across the province to raise awareness and money for kids battling cancer.
In a statement sent to Sarnia News Today, the company said the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) didn't accept their proposal for a new natural gas power plant in St. Clair Township.
