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Journal Staff Leaders of Canada’s petrochemical industry will be coming to Sarnia for a two-day conference this fall.

Journal Staff The Sarnia gravesite of Prime Minister Alexander Mackenzie is in “fair” condition and will be getting some needed repairs, the federal environment minister says.

Journal Staff The city is working on a new website that allows residents to provide feedback online about municipal business. Only two City Hall departments are currently active at www.smartsarnia.com…

Phil Egan The whole, bizarre story began with a tragedy. On Tuesday morning, July 28, 1925, a man was seen pacing back and forth in front of the furnace of…

Cathy Dobson George Gander and his daughter Georgia were admiring the distinctive sign that has graced the family’s front lawn for 65 years when a passing motorist braked and hollered,…

This aerial photo circa 1970 shows the former Cashway store on Confederation Street, with Indian Road just visible at the top. The building supply centre opened in 1968 and was…

Troy Shantz Personal items belonging to the Sarnia police officer who killed Norman “Red” Ryan have been received by the Sarnia Historical society.

I’m tired of risking my life by cycling on Sarnia’s streets Sir: I was biking on the road last week as the law requires when my hat got blown off…

Cathy Dobson Duffy Simon was a 26-year-old Lambton College business grad with a strong work ethic and a big love of sports when he started his own company in 2006.

Residents with an opinion on the divisive issue of fluoridated water can weigh in when a public meeting is held May 29 at City Hall. The 3 p.m. session will…