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Cathy Dobson It’s unique. It’s creative. And it respectfully commemorates every Sarnian who gave his life in service to Canada. “I think that’s really special,” said Jim Burgess, president of…

Journal Staff Point Edward and Corunna are getting an early jump on Remembrance Day services this year. The CORUNNA Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 447, will remember and honour veterans with…

The International Symphony Orchestra is bringing back the sounds of the Big Band era on Nov. 12.

Cathy Dobson A massive dose of community spirit that revived the flagging Celebration of Lights last year is still working its magic.

Cathy Dobson The Oakville-based company that intends to redevelop Bayside Centre into an assisted living retirement residence has purchased three buildings on Christina Street between George and Lochiel.

Friends June Bannister, left, and Gerry Lloyd frequently enjoy walks together along the riverfront in Centennial Park. But faced with a chill off the water last week they moved inland…

Troy Shantz and George Mathewson The Ontario government has turned a blind eye to pollution problems at Aamjiwnaang and other Indigenous communities for too long, the province’s Environmental Commissioner says.

Three local initiatives are receiving more than $70,000 from the Judith & Norman Alix Foundation.

Troy Shantz The son of the couple who gave their name to Jackson Pool believes his parents would be OK with whatever the city chooses to replace it with. The…

George Mathewson & Troy Shantz Sarnia’s proposed tree bylaw is dead — at least for now — while City Hall continues to look for ways to better manage the urban…