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It’s no secret that local journalism is in crisis. News outlets across Canada have been decimated in recent years amid massive cuts, a rapidly-changing industry and a once-in-a-century global pandemic.

Cathy Dobson The city’s first tiny townhouses – built small to be affordable – will be constructed by Habitat for Humanity Sarnia-Lambton pending city council approval. David Waters Four or…

Journal staff The OPP issued a public safety warning, late Tuesday, about a potentially lethal substance that may have been sent to individuals at-risk of self-harm in communities across Ontario.

Tara Jeffrey Former Sarnia Sting player Ryan Hare wanted his students to get in on all the ‘buzz’ in town. “This is a historic moment for the city, the team…

Journal staff An iconic fixture along Port Huron’s skyline — and a familiar waterfront sight for Sarnians — is no more.

Journal staff The second annual ‘Inspire’ fundraiser returns to Sarnia-Lambton this month, following a successful launch in 2022, says Chantel Butterfield.

Journal staff Lambton Public Health is seeking information about the location of a dog and its owner following a dog bite incident that occurred around 9:30 a.m. on Monday, May…

Journal staff Lambton College has earned top honours for applied research and innovation for the second straight year.

Tara Jeffrey SOMBRA – Lambton OPP have reopened a section of Highway 40 in south Lambton following a collision there Friday afternoon. Police say Highway 40 was closed in both…

Cathy Dobson Local artists Kennady Osborne and John Williams have firsthand knowledge of the impact of high school art shows.