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A group of 27 aspiring artists joined Cat Cabajar, right, for a Paint it Forward event in support of The Hub last week. More than $500 was raised for the…

Tom St. Amand and Tom Slater Sarnia’s Bill Oldale remembers his sergeant asking if he were scared. When the 20-year-old replied yes, the officer nodded. “Good, you'll be ready, then.…

Troy Shantz There’s a new theatre in town. Theatre Forty Two has been launched as a way to give local artists and audiences a new and affordable venue for the…

Troy Shantz Norm Hansen says he intends to be open and accessible to the public. “I’ve never used the term ‘no comment,’” said the Inspector and 33-year Sarnia Police Service…

Troy Shantz Sarnia is getting a new Catholic elementary school. The Education Ministry has approved $17 million for the St. Clair Catholic District School Board to build a new French…

Phil Egan I stumbled across an interesting fact recently – that the oldest known greeting card in existence is a Valentine’s letter dating from the 1400’s. The letter, it turns…

The Real Canadian Superstore in Sarnia will begin offering beer and hard cider this spring. The Murphy Road store is one of 87 newly announced grocers authorized to sell certain…

Visitors to Canatara Park check out an ice shelf near the beach lifeguard office, as seen from the vantage point of a drone.

Journal Staff Aamjiwnaang elder Geraldine Robertson has been named to the Order of Ontario for her work in helping fellow residential school survivors.

Sarnia's Valley Axe will host one of Ontario’s top axe and knife throwing tournaments. The London Line range was selected to host The International Knife Throwers Hall of Fame (IKTHOF)…