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Cathy Dobson Sarnia’s Kevin Allen has spent 70 hours a week in the kitchen but even he can’t believe he’s cooked 45,000 free meals for seniors in one year. Not…

Why does Sarnia have a noise bylaw if it’s not enforced? Sir: I read with interest the article in the March 25 edition regarding business owners defying the lockdown order.

Journal Staff One of Sarnia’s most respected landmarks has been vandalized. The bronze statue of a Canadian soldier standing atop the Sarnia Cenotaph in Veterans Park was damaged on April…

Cathy Dobson The pandemic has permanently ended the dream of two Sarnians to run their own restaurant.

Journal Staff Point Edward council has approved a 2021 budget containing a 1.99% tax increase. Village residents will pay $978 in municipal property taxes on each $150,000 worth of home…

Journal Staff Ontario has opened registration for individuals 60 to 69 years of age (or who turn 60 this year) to get a COVID-19 vaccination.

Troy Shantz & George Mathewson When city council agreed to take ownership of Sarnia Harbour in March of 2014 it provoked some quiet angst.

Journal Staff Sarnia’s proposed graffiti policy has been scrubbed. Council voted last week to can a plan to invest in equipment to remove graffiti and create a process for artists…

Troy Shantz A compromise has been found for a Sarnia retirement community and its sometimes-loud neighbour.

The original "Bluenose" docked near the foot of Sarnia’s Ferry Dock Hill on June 4, 1933.