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Sarnia is a beautiful, modern, mid-sized city in Southwestern Ontario with ample outdoor recreation, a thriving arts scene, friendly people, and stunning homes.
Though its history dates back more than ten thousand years, it wasn’t until the mid-twentieth century that Sarnia became something a boomtown. Its rich soil and easy access to harbours make it a major player in the steamship, energy, freight shipping, and agriculture industries.
Sarnia sits on the eastern bank of the junction between the Upper and Lower Great Lakes of North America. There, Lake Huron flows into the stately St. Clair River, which doubles as the Canada – United States Border, making Sarnia a touchpoint in U.S./Canadian commerce and an especially attractive choice for those who frequent Michigan or other parts of the Northern U.S.
Its northern latitude and Great Lakes posture afford Sarnia a diverse year-round climate with distinct seasons that resist the extreme. For nearly half the year, Sarnians enjoy average highs ranging from 18.3 to 21.7 degrees Celsius (64.9 to 71.1 degrees Fahrenheit). In the winter, residents feel festive breezes and celebrate crisp Christmases, all while avoiding the harshest and most extreme lows associated with some other northern-hemisphere climates. Sarnia’s higher humidity helps the city eschew the dry air that can make winters less favourable elsewhere.
“Many of my clients moved to Sarnia because of Lake Huron. It’s a name known around the world, and yet it’s part of the local life I grew up in. It’s an absolute honour to help others discover Great Lakes living for themselves.”
RE/MAX Sarnia Realty Inc.
1319 Exmouth Street Sarnia, Ontario N7S 3Y1
