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Betty Miles The year was 1946. The Second World War was over and stores were once again stocking shelves. It would be Christmas in a few weeks and everyone was…

Journal Staff Sarnia council has approved a $162.4-million budget that includes a tax increase of just under 2%. That adds an additional $18.36 for each $100,000 of assessment on most…

Journal Staff For a second year in a row the Nightingale Chorus is taking to the streets. A large choral group has come together to sing Christmas songs outdoors and…

Cathy Dobson Recently, a single mom returned to her Sherwood Village home at midday to find a stranger in a tuque and hoodie in the backyard. “He bolted into my…

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Editor's Note: The Assembly of First Nations said Tuesday the delegation that was travelling to Rome has been postponed because of the new Omicron variant of COVID-19. A new date…

Drawing power from only the wind, waves and an occasional paddle, Michael Pisarczyk “surfs” a foil board near the Blue Water Bridge on Nov. 24.

Tara Jeffrey Helen Smith never dreamed her hobby as a new mom would turn into an international business being featured this week on CBC’s Dragon’s Den.

Tara Jeffrey A crowd gathered at Sarnia City Hall Monday for a vigil to honour the victims of the 1989 École Polytechnique murders, as well as all women in Sarnia-Lambton…

Cathy Dobson Director Holly Wenning says Sarnia is ready for the beauty and feel-good warmth of a good holiday musical. “It’s a very heartwarming show,” she said of A Broadway…