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Pam Wright Persistence has paid off for Sarnia’s indefatigable Wilma McNeill. The Canadian Senate voted last week to officially recognize Remembrance Day as a legal national holiday — a cause…

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Cathy Dobson A vacant downtown building at 153 Christina St. South will soon be a bustling health-care hub.

Journal Staff Sarnians will get another kick at the fluoride can when a public meeting is held on Monday, Feb. 26. The meeting is a necessary step for council to…

Cathy Dobson A Sarnia woman says she is recovering from the trauma of losing her home and almost everything she owned in a fire allegedly started by an arsonist.

Troy Shantz A Sarnia doctor has closed his family practice and shifted his focus entirely to medical marijuana. Dr.

Hailey Haywood-Nisbett joins in a nursery rhyme in the daycare while nearby adults kicked off the YMCA Strong Kids campaign on Feb. 14.

Journal Staff The Sarnia Journal has been nominated for four provincial newspaper awards. Your local independent newspaper was selected as a 2017 finalist for best newspaper in its class by…

George Mathewson Last week we asked if anyone had information about a “mystery” photo of an elephant that appeared as part of a collection Tourism Sarnia-Lambton donated to the Lambton…

A group of students from St. Patrick’s High School is about to receive an Ontario Heritage Award in youth achievement from the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.