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In October of 1915, a young Sarnian named Robert Arthur Batey left his home on Julia Street and walked into an army recruiting station.

Cesar and Krista Jimenez own a new business that combines a love of luxury and high-end vehicles with their expertise in making sure they look sharp.

The Journal office and website are closed this week to give all our staff a well-deserved week off this summer. The office and online operations will resume on Aug. 3,…

Troy Shantz Sarnia’s Will Hornblower was forced to sit out the first stop of the Canadian Sport Bike series last month following a brutal crash at Grand Bend Motorplex.

Troy Shantz Captain Kidd is returning to Corunna but he’ll be dropping anchor at a new location this year. The 36 th annual event will run July 30 to Aug.…

Journal Staff The Sarnia Sting have signed three top draft picks and are offering lower ticket prices for the upcoming OHL season.

Nadine Wark As a young girl growing up in Corunna, freighters passing by on the St. Clair River were a familiar sight. If I wasn’t hearing them, I was seeing…

Journal Staff Sarnia is reducing the speed limit on a stretch of Old Lakeshore Road in Bright’s Grove. The current 40 km/h will be lowered to 30 km/h from Waterworks…

Boat traffic is once again using Cow Creek after its sand-clogged mouth was cleared over three days earlier this month.

Journal Staff Pedestrian-friendly street closures are continuing in downtown Sarnia on weekends until Sept. 5. Christina Street is closed to vehicle traffic between George to Cromwell streets, starting Friday evening…