• Leela Thomas re-elected in Walpole Island

    Leela Thomas re-elected in Walpole Island
    Walpole Island First Nation Chief Leela Thomas was elected Saturday to a second term.Thomas, first elected in 2024 , took about half of all ballots cast for chief, with 504, according to results posted by the First Nation, also named Bkejwanong.Thomas finished ahead of Kennon M.L. Johnson, Daniel Miskokomon, Ronald A. (Ron) Soney, Cody Miskokomon, and Hussein (Sayno) Sayed.Out of 36 candidates for council, the 12 elected were:• Charlene Altiman• Lee Kicknosway• Larissa Wrightman&
  • Independent authors featured at Sarnia Bookfest

    Independent authors featured at Sarnia Bookfest
    A Sarnia celebration of books was a long time coming for Jessica Genovy.The organizer behind Saturday’s inaugural Sarnia Bookfest – a free showcase of local and independent authors, featuring activities like scavenger hunts, bookmark making, and a “blind date with a book,” where readers picked and purchased books without knowing their titles – said it’s something she’s been hoping to do for years.“I’ve always loved books,” said Genovy,
  • Leela Thomas re-elected as Chief of Walpole Island First Nation

    Leela Thomas re-elected as Chief of Walpole Island First Nation
    Walpole Island First Nation headed to the polls on Saturday to elect a new chief and council. The final count elected incumbent Leela Thomas as chief for another term, with 504 votes out of 982.A dozen people were elected to council, including Charlene Altiman, Lee Kicknosway, Larissa Wrightman, Trenton Soney, Valarie Waboose, Jeffery Drew Issac, Harmony Blackbird, Ava Williams, Kyle Dane Isaac, Carl Sr. H. Smith, Sharon Elaine Coyle, and Jason Sword.988 people cast their bal
  • Chief Leela Thomas re-elected as Chief for Walpole Island First Nation

    Chief Leela Thomas re-elected as Chief for Walpole Island First Nation
    Walpole Island First Nation headed to the polls on Saturday to elect a new chief and council. The final count elected incumbent Leela Thomas as chief for another term, with 504 votes out of 982. A dozen people were elected to council, including Charlene Altiman, Lee Kicknosway, Larissa Wrightman, Trenton Soney, Valarie Waboose, Jeffery Drew Issac, Harmony Blackbird, Ava Williams, Kyle Dane Isaac, Carl Sr. H. Smith, Sharon Elaine Coyle, and Jason Sword.988 people cast their ba
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  • Sarnia-Lambton flag raising planned to mark World Alzheimer’s Day

    Sarnia-Lambton flag raising planned to mark World Alzheimer’s Day
    More than 3,500 people in Sarnia-Lambton are currently living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, a number that affects thousands of local family members and care partners.To mark World Alzheimer’s Day, the Alzheimer Society Sarnia-Lambton is inviting the public to attend a special flag-raising ceremony and community gathering on Monday, September 21.The event kicks off at 11 a.m. at the Seaway Centre Parkette Flag Court, located in Centennial Park at Lochiel Street
  • Sting beat the Soo 4-3 in season opener

    Sting beat the Soo 4-3 in season opener
    The Sarnia Sting opened its season with a 4-3 win in the Soo.It was a tight game until Jack Van Volsen scored a pair of third-period goals to push Sarnia ahead.Simon Katolicky scored his first-ever OHL goal, and Cole Emerton scored his first in a Sting uniformSome time was spent in the penalty box by both teams, with 21 penalties in total. Ivan Tkach-Tkachenko stopped 27 of 30 for his first OHL win as Sarnia’s power play finished 3-for-8
  • Scoreboard, Sept 20

    Scoreboard, Sept 20
    MLBPittsburgh 6, Kansas City 5Chicago Cubs 5, Cincinnati 2Milwaukee 1, Baltimore 0Cleveland 12, Athletics 6Tampa Bay 2, Boston 1New York Mets 10, Philadelphia 3Chicago White Sox 3, Detroit 1Texas 6, Toronto 2Atlanta 6, Houston 3Colorado 5, Seattle 3Washington 8, St. Louis 5Los Angeles Angels 6, Minnesota 5San Diego 7, Miami 6Arizona 5, New York Yankees 3Los Angeles Dodgers 10, San Francisco 4OHLBrantford 6, Guelph 0Kitchener 4, Owen Sound 1London 6, Windsor 2Sarnia 4, Sault Ste. Marie 3GOHL

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