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Journal Staff Sarnia Police are continuing an enforcement crackdown on unruly behaviour in and around Canatara Park.

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Journal Staff For a second straight year, the Sarnia Canada Day Committee is collaborating with local talk show host David Burrows to provide a virtual show on July 1. It…

Cathy Dobson Dance studio owner Tia Colborne was all smiles Monday after Sarnia council agreed to allow businesses like hers to use city parkland free-of-charge during Ontario’s gradual reopening.

Troy Shantz Stress from pandemic shutdowns and easy access to prescription painkillers have fuelled an opioid overdose crisis in the construction industry workforce, local officials say.

Cathy Dobson Every morning, Talice Connelly organizes her day. In a row of empty baskets she places specific items to indicate what she plans to do. A sweatband in one means…

Peter Smith Talk of a “Hydrogen Economy” isn’t new; it has been discussed for decades. The thinking was that hydrogen could be used to produce electricity to power our cars…

Tara Jeffrey Nico Williams was the only Indigenous kid in his class at Corunna’s Sir John Moore school when he was introduced to beadwork.

Troy Shantz The chief of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation says the federal government needs to begin searching for human remains on the grounds of all former residential schools.

Journal Staff Sarnia is putting together a “renewed vision” for the city’s waterfront and wants to hear what you think.