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Cathy Dobson Sarnia Police Chief Phil Nelson has weighed in on the national controversy surrounding sexual assault investigations that don’t result in charges, saying his department’s rate of “unfounded” cases…

Journal Staff A developer is proposing to redevelop the Devine Street School lands into a campus featuring an independent seniors living complex and a dementia-care facility.

Sarnia’s mayor is appealing to Ottawa to improve the condition of Alexander Mackenzie’s gravesite in Sarnia.

An additional 48 City of Sarnia employees made $100,000 or more in income last year, bringing to 237 the number of “sunshine club” members on the municipal payroll. Firefighters and…

Marilyn Gladu, the first female engineer to be elected to Parliament, has received a distinction of honour from the board of Engineers Canada.

The local chapter of the Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario is ceasing operations.

Cyclone Aid is blowing back into town.

Phil Egan It has been an apartment building far longer than it was a church, yet it still has that faded hint of theology. The glorious steeple is gone, the…

Troy Shantz A new nonprofit is meeting regularly to build on the $2,000 it’s already raised for girls in need around the world.

Cathy Dobson A sharp-shinned hawk created quite a buzz when it was netted during a bird banding in Sarnia’s Canatara Park last year. Two trained experts caught the big raptor,…