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Troy Shantz Sarnia Police will look into how its officers can better enforce the law pertaining to loud and speeding cars, trucks and motorcycles.

Journal Staff Sarnia-Lambton residents ages 12 to 17 who received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine at least 28 days ago can now book second dose appointments, Lambton Public…

Cathy Dobson Sediment contaminated with mercury on the floor of the St. Clair River is recovering naturally and won’t require dredging after all, say analysts leading the cleanup.

Journal Staff Demolition crews were busy Monday knocking down the 80-year-old theatre-turned-nightclub at 192 Lochiel St. to make way for the Bayside Centre redevelopment.

Just as we need to safely return our kids to sports as fast as possible, kids desperately need to resume creative activities too, says a Sarnia educator and co-owner of…

Troy Shantz Young people who need a drivers’ licence for work are having an extremely difficult time getting one in Sarnia because of a backlog for road tests. “It’s so…

Journal Staff A sombre march to remember children lost at Canadian residential schools was held in downtown Sarnia on Thursday, July 1. Sarnia Police estimated as many as 1,000 people…

Journal Staff A black bear that’s been wandering across Lambton County this summer has been spotted as far west as Camlachie. Ron Nauta said a neighbour photographed the bear ambling…

Journal Staff The Sarnia area is famous for having some of the largest Canada Day festivities in Ontario.

Ed Huisman, left, and Dino Furlan, members of the Carpenters Local 1256, help lower “Tommy” from his perch atop the Sarnia Cenotaph at Veterans Park on Monday.