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Journal staff The revived Young Professionals Network of Sarnia-Lambton will host its monthly meeting Tuesday, Oct. 4 at the Imperial City Brewhouse beginning at 6:30 p.m., with a focus on…

1 – Breaking a mirror allegedly brings a person how many years of bad luck? 2 – This summer, Lambton’s former Medical Officer of Health, Dr.

Tara Jeffrey A large crowd gathered in downtown Sarnia to mark the second annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Friday.

Cathy Dobson Eric Parsons normally operates his two Coffee Culture locations with a staff of 35. But finding new employees is so tough he's been coping with only 22 for…

Journal staff A group of Sarnia-Lambton-area process engineers will share a $1 million prize after winning the Lotto Max draw earlier this year.

Journal Staff Sarnia-Lambton residents have the opportunity to participate in a number of community events to honour The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The federal statutory holiday, Sept.

Cathy Dobson Since fleeing Kyiv in May, a sense of heightened anxiety never left 18-year-old Mykyta Ivanchuk until he arrived at Missy Burgess’ house in Sarnia three months later.

Journal staff Sarnia Police are seeking the public’s help in their investigation of an incident involving a suspicious person and a female high school student, Wednesday morning. Police say the…

Tara Jeffrey Annabelle Rayson almost didn’t believe it when her name was called. “I wasn’t expecting it at all,” the Sarnia teen said about her third prize win at the…

Journal staff An upcoming event designed to showcase and celebrate First Nations culture and heritage is being held at the Maawn Doosh Gumig Aamjiwnaang Community Centre this Saturday.