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Troy Shantz Children’s shoes and teddy bears surround a monument to residential school survivors at the Aamjiwnaang First Nation, following the recent discovery of children buried in unmarked graves at…

Phil Egan & Mary-Jane Egan It was a stinging slap in the face to the memories of all who have answered Canada’s call to arms.

Troy Shantz Sarnia’s first family of weightlifting is headed to the Olympics. Boady Santavy punched his ticket to Tokyo after winning silver at the Pan American senior weightlifting championships last…

Journal Staff A Bright’s Grove native has been named an assistant coach at the University of Saskatchewan basketball program.

Journal Staff Local residents will be able to get a second dose of COVID-19 earlier than the scheduled 16-week timetable. Lambton Public Health said today it is cancelling and re-scheduling…

Cathy Dobson Helen Marcy, 94, is one of the thousands of Sarnians who have contracted COVID-19 over the past 15 months.

Journal Staff A single website is now hosting the shared information of three Sarnia-Lambton industrial groups.

Journal Staff Police have acted on citizen complaints about loud and aggressive vehicles. Sarnia Police and the OPP teamed up to conduct an enforcement blitz in and around Canatara Park,…

Seamus O’Regan Jr. & Mike Bradley Canadians will not be left out in the cold. The heating of Canadian homes, the flying of Canadian jets, the operation of Canadian refineries,…

Journal Staff Sarnia Transits fares and transfers will return to pre-pandemic levels on June 1. A single fare will cost $3 again and transfers, stopped last year to protect drivers…