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New report says police workplace is toxic, but assault and harassment claims lack evidence

February 2, 2021

Troy Shantz A report has concluded there is no evidence that an assault and workplace harassment occurred at Sarnia Police based on allegations made by an officer last year, police…

New COVID-19 cases going down

February 1, 2021

Journal Staff About 10,000 people have been identified in Sarnia-Lambton as vaccine recipients in Phase 1, Lambton Public Health said today.

Lake Huron starting to show impact of climate change

February 1, 2021

Cathy Dobson Rising temperatures and the loss of ice cover is devastating the whitefish population of Lake Huron, say members of an advocacy group that spoke to Sarnians recently.

Sarnia Produce likes lay of the land in Point Edward

January 31, 2021

Cathy Dobson A new $4-million building for Sarnia Produce is preparing the family-owned business for a third generation, says co-owner Dean Troiani.

Right turns on red light banned at Brock-London intersection

January 29, 2021

Motorists stopped at one busy city intersection can no longer make right turns on a red light.

Water plant upgrade to ensure drinking water during power outages

January 29, 2021

Journal Staff The local water treatment plant is getting one of its biggest capital upgrades in years. Nearly $7 million is being spent to replace the emergency standby power system,…

Second suspect arrested in Devine Street homicide

January 28, 2021

Journal Staff The second suspect in a Devine Street murder has been arrested, police say. Noah Elijah Brown, 28, was arrested today and faces first-degree murder charges in the death…

Updated: One suspect in custody, another identified in Devine Street homicide

January 28, 2021

Journal Staff A suspect is in custody in connection with a Devine Street homicide.

ServiceOntario moving from Bayside to courthouse next week

January 28, 2021

Journal Staff ServiceOntario is moving permanently to the Lambton County Courthouse building complex at 700 Christina St. North, Unit 102, starting Tuesday Feb. 2.

Line 5 pipeline controversy pits jobs against the environment

January 28, 2021

Troy Shantz & George Mathewson If the Line 5 pipeline from Alberta to Sarnia ruptured where it crosses the Straits of Mackinac more than 1,000 kilometres of Great Lakes shoreline…