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Tara Jeffrey Sarnia council’s concern about a ‘catch and release’ justice system has been borne out by the numbers. A new city police report analyzed data from Oct. 1 to…

Patricia McGee Canada’s first oil gusher exploded 160 years ago near Oil Springs, 40 minutes southeast of Sarnia. Pat McGee John Shaw changed the course of Canadian history when he…

Tara Jeffrey Fiona and Hannah Elliott never expected to fall in love with rowing. “It has really changed our lives,” Fiona Elliott said of the sport the Sarnia twins took…

Journal Staff Fines on overdue library books and other materials will become a thing of the past starting March 1.

Tammie Willis’ attempt to attract a few trick-or-treaters to her neighbourhood has turned into something magical.

Tara Jeffrey When Sarnia Police officers begin a shift the odds are good they will deal with a drug overdose, according to disturbing new statistics. Last year, police responded to…

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Cathy Dobson Laurene Smith and her husband Don were thrilled to take second place in Point Edward’s first annual Snow Creation Challenge, but the real prize was meeting neighbours and…

Tara Jeffrey Randy McDonald knows a little extra help can go a long way these days.

Cathy Dobson Almost fifty years after a Lake Huron storm washed away a portion of Old Lakeshore Road in Bright’s Grove, Sarnia is taking action to re-establish ownership of the…