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A speaker series offered by Climate Action Sarnia-Lambton returns Jan. 9 with a presentation about the recovery of the St. Clair River.

Sarnia-are chemical plans may benefit from Ontario’s decision to open the door to storing captured carbon emissions underground.

Sarnia-are chemical plans may benefit from Ontario’s decision to open the door to storing captured carbon emissions underground.

A street festival that attracted a crowd in September to Corunna as part of a community heritage celebration is scheduled to return in 2024.

A speaker series offered by Climate Action Sarnia-Lambton returns Jan. 9 with a presentation about the recovery of the St. Clair River.

A speaker series offered by Climate Action Sarnia-Lambton returns Jan. 9 with a presentation about the recovery of the St. Clair River.

On New Year’s Day, Clay Township Supervisor Artie Bryson and Algonac Mayor Rocky Gillis took a dip in the St. Clair River for the first Loony Dook Clay Township Hogmanay Challenge.

Ontario’s decision to open the door to storing captured carbon emissions should allow its industries to catch up.

A speaker series offered by Climate Action Sarnia-Lambton returns Jan. 9 with a presentation about the recovery of the St. Clair River.

The Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Samuel Risley is docked at Dieppe Gardens in downtown Windsor, with another icebreaker expected soon.