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Tara Jeffre y Maryna and Matthew Greer have a full house these days. The Sarnia couple, who have four children, have opened their doors to four Ukrainians fleeing to Canada…

Cathy Dobson A Canadian start-up that processes soybeans for the food industry has tagged Sarnia for a processing plant with an initial capital investment of about $170 million.

Cathy Dobson The municipal election isn’t until Oct. 24, but incumbents and political newbies are already filing nomination papers in Sarnia, St. Clair Township and Point Edward. That doesn’t surprise…

Tara Jeffrey It pays to try something new. Just ask Northern Collegiate’s Ryan Davies and Jessica Cooper, who each struck gold at the all-Ontario high school track and field championships.

Cathy Dobson Residents have been hearing the Sounds of Summer, literally, thanks to the largest free concert series in Sarnia’s history.

Journal Staff Sarnia council waived the rules last week to permit the installation of a bench in memory of a longtime contributor to local baseball.

Stephen Bright My first time seeing charity in action was the winter of 1957, while having a hot chocolate and Danish pastry with my mother in a coffee shop.

Tara Jeffrey Sarnia’s population is not getting any younger — or larger — and that’s a big problem, says Judith Morris.

Cathy Dobson Sarnia’s tradition of weekend walkabouts is getting a reboot, with a trio of events planned for the downtown this summer.

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