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On Tuesday evening along the St. Clair River, laughter, conversation, and quiet moments of reflection filled the deck of the Duc d’Orléans II as the local non-profit organization That Girl’s…

The Sarnia Police Services Board has confirmed it will not use public funds for Chief Derek Davis’s $1.5-million personal defamation lawsuit against The Sarnia Journal, Nathan Colquhoun, and Sarnia Media…

Underfunding by the Ontario Ministry of Health is a leading factor, according to the Ontario Physiotherapy Association, a non-profit advocating for the more than 200 clinics that offer the government…

Provincial health statistics show chlamydia and gonorrhea remain widespread across Ontario, while syphilis continues drawing increased public health attention.

New Ontario guidance outlines monitoring, quarantine and symptom protocols after rare Andes virus outbreak linked to Antarctic cruise ship cases.

As Indwell’s proposed George Street housing project remains tied up at the Ontario Land Tribunal, local supporters say the need for affordable and supportive housing in Sarnia-Lambton continues to grow.

The second historical sexual assault trial involving former Sarnia coach and reporter James Miller is nearing its conclusion, with closing arguments scheduled later this week.

A Sarnia convenience store that served the community for nearly 40 years has permanently closed amid a sweeping corporate downsizing by 7-Eleven.

This year’s SOAR event at Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport is expected to feature the familiar return of Chris Hadfield, along with a major new addition, the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s…

Sarnia swimmers face weeks without a lap pool after a critical pump failure at the YMCA Jerry McCaw Family Centre. Swim lessons disrupted and no refunds mentioned.