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The Sarnia Journal has partnered with local photographer Art Connolly to feature his captivating “Humans of Sarnia” series as he delves into the lives and experiences of everyday people in Sarnia.

The Oil Museum of Canada is inviting the community to celebrate Oil Springs’ rich history and 160th anniversary at the annual Black Gold Fest on Saturday, July 19.

After more than six weeks on the picket line, WSIB workers have voted to accept the tentative collective agreement negotiated by their bargaining committee.

Under Ontario's Bill 5, Dresden is the canary in the coal mine.

At a carbon capture funding announcement, Canada’s energy minister was using rhetoric straight out of Big Oil's playbook.

Ontario’s Indigenous affairs minister says he has no plans to hand over his cabinet portfolios.

The Ford government is pushing ahead with legislation that would give it sweeping new powers to decide which companies — particularly data centres — can connect to Ontario’s electricity grid. Critics say the move could open the door to political interference, weaken public oversight and erode investor confidence.

The City of Sarnia is inviting residents to help shape the future of east-end development by weighing in on the proposed extension of Wellington Street from east of Modeland Road to Blackwell Sideroad.

Two anthologies edited by sisters Stephanie and Sara Sinclair that will hit the bookstores in late July and late August complement each other, although they were conceived at different times.

The sixth annual collaboration hits the stage Nov. 1 and 2 with Bond themes from Dr. No to Skyfall, featuring five local vocalists.