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The Northern Collegiate senior boys basketball team is sitting comfortably in first place as the season wraps this week. The Vikings raised their win streak to six games after defeating…

Smash Wrestling is coming back to Sarnia, and to a new venue. River City Vineyard will host the next installment, scheduled for March 31 at 6 p.m. With the rivalry…

Branden Padgett has set a new varsity record at Lambton College. The guard with the men’s basketball team eclipsed the old mark for total points on Jan. 31 when he…

Troy Shantz Sarnia city council approved some $147,000 in municipal grants this month, but may change how funds are handed out in the future. Grants were approved for six local…

Pam Wright Barb Stewart is good at keeping secrets. She has to be. As a frontline volunteer with Victim Services of Sarnia-Lambton, Stewart is someone who helps others in their…

A top-heavy ship, a ferocious storm, 123 people drowned. The loss of life made the sinking of the S.S. Asia one of the worst tragedies in the history of the…

Troy Shantz Sarnia’s Brad Miller would spend hours as a boy browsing new releases at Blockbuster Video, trying to find something to watch with his dad on the weekend. “Eventually…

Journal Staff Pedestrians and cyclists won’t be getting a public pathway between Lakeshore Road and Baxter Park.

When a movie starts with a disclaimer that it's based on the "wildly contradictory" interviews given by its main characters, you know you're in for something different. What you don't…

Tara Jeffrey A string of structure fires occurring at the rate of one every three days has stretched the city’s fire crews thin this year.