The call from Sarnia-Lambton Celebration of Lights organizers for volunteers to help light up Sarnia’s Centennial Park for ...

A driver faces charges after a Sarnia police officer was hit by a car early Friday morning and treated in hospital. The ...

Leading authors, illustrators and agents have spoken out against the Guardian Media Group’s proposed sale of the Observer to Tortoise Media. The Society of Authors has also publicly raised ...

The eight obituaries of a Shanghai person is set in a future Shanghai in which the system is highly advanced, and a person’s death is broken down into eight parts. 1) Death of their career ...

A high-risk traffic stop has resulted in charges for a Sarnia man. Around 6 p.m. on Wednesday, the Sarnia police Major case Action Team (MCAT) stopped a vehicle in the area of Russell Street and ...

A decision on whether to proceed with the controversial sale of The Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, will be made by Christmas, its current owner's boss has told disgruntled staff.

Observer staff have been warned that “difficult decisions” lie ahead if the Tortoise deal to buy the title does not go ahead, according to the latest sale update. Guardian Media Group chief ...

A spokesperson for Robinson’s campaign called the lawsuit “completely baseless” in a statement to The News & Observer. “The campaign has resolved all invoices for all previous work from ...

Every notice published to our newspaper and news site also appears on funeral-notices.co.uk - the UK’s number one site for death notices and memoriams. Every notice remains online forever ...

The Charlotte Observer and (Raleigh) News & Observer’s endorsements in the 2024 general elections. The most precious commodity for presidential candidates is time, and they have lavished it on ...

On Saturday, Georgia held parliamentary elections that were framed by both the ruling party and the opposition in stark terms: a choice between "war or peace" on the one hand and "Europe or Russia ...

There have been 33 death notices published in the East Anglian Daily Times and the Ipswich Star. Some people choose to post a brief notice of their loved one's death, with the details of the funeral.