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Lambton College has begun demolition of the North Building, once the first student residence in Ontario’s college system, as part of its long-term vision to modernize and improve the campus.

Theatre Sarnia has opened subscriptions for its newly announced 2025/26 season, offering early bird pricing through May 31 for a lineup featuring musicals, drama, and Canadian comedy.

Heritage Sarnia-Lambton hosts a virtual Heritage Hour on May 8, featuring Canadian symbols in artifacts from local museum collections.

Sarnia native Glenn Tomlinson has turned the stories he tells his grandchildren on Pelee Island into a whimsical, locally rooted book series now available in stores and online.

Bryan Cowden, a Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB) staffer, crossed the finish line of the 2025 Boston Marathon with a personal best time of 2 hours and 52 minutes—an achievement nearly 13 years in the making.

The Journal has partnered with the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Centre Sarnia-Lambton to feature their ‘Talk About it Tuesday’ video series, which sheds light on issues impacting the centre and community.

We’ve invited every candidate in Sarnia—Lambton—Bkejwanong’s federal race to share their stance on key issues, giving voters an unfiltered look at where they stand ahead of the election.

A new art festival is set to transform downtown Sarnia and Mitton Village into a self-guided celebration of local creativity this August.

A $125,000 donation from The Gordon Foundation and Kel-Gor Limited will support triage renovations in the Emergency Department and new diagnostic equipment in Telemetry Medicine at Bluewater Health.

Lambton County Archives will be out in the community this spring,  offering free Introduction to Archival Research sessions at Lambton County Library locations.