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The Observer (Sarnia), 28 May 2026

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NameThe Observer (Sarnia)
Date Published28 May 2026
Pages12
ISSN0839-1270
Country/regionCanada
LanguageEnglish
TypeNewspaper
PublisherPostmedia
FrequencyWeekly

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ArticleTIME TO DANCE

A per­former with Bramp­ton's It's Time 2 Dance wears poi kaal kuthrai garb dur­ing a per­form­ance at Sar­nia's Redeemer Chris­tian Reformed Church Sat­urday. The dance was part of the Sar­nia Tamil Sangam group's Tamil New Year cel­eb­ra­tion.

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TIME TO DANCE

ArticleCity coun­cil gives har­bourfront apart­ment plan con­di­tional OK

Plans for a har­bourfront apart­ment build­ing in Sar­nia, amid con­cerns about noise and dust from nearby grain elev­at­ors, can pro­ceed if sev­eral con­di­tions are met, city coun­cil decided Monday. In a 7-2 vote, Sar­nia approved rezon­ing and...

TYLER KULA
City coun­cil gives har­bourfront apart­ment plan con­di­tional OK

ArticleEx-coach denies all alleg­a­tions at under­age sex trial

For the second time in less than a month, a former Sar­nia youth bas­ket­ball coach and news­pa­per reporter took the stand in a Sar­nia courtroom and denied all alleg­a­tions at an his­tor­ical under­age sex trial. Sar­nia police laid two waves of...

TERRY BRIDGE
Ex-coach denies all alleg­a­tions at under­age sex trial

ArticleCon­ser­vat­ives `very toxic envir­on­ment,' Gladu says

Mar­ilyn Gladu was plan­ning to leave polit­ics when she says a con­ver­sa­tion with Arti­fi­cial Intel­li­gence Min­is­ter Evan Solomon changed her mind. Gladu had a few offers lined up as she con­tem­plated exit­ing her role as a Con­ser­vat­ive MP,...

STEPHANIE TAYLOR
Con­ser­vat­ives `very toxic envir­on­ment,' Gladu says

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