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Wind speeds that reached 65 kilometres per hour with gusts to 88 kph caused considerable damage in Sarnia on March 8. Garden sheds were upended, fences blown over, light standards…

Troy Shantz Easing some types of mental illness could be as simple as a walk in the park. So says Kassie Maxwell, a mental health promotion specialist with the Canadian…

Troy Shantz Cleanliness is to next godliness, but if you ask Don Bourque it’s also the secret to a great game of curling.

The Inn of the Good Shepherd has announced the winners of the sixth annual CANstruction, a food drive and fundraiser in which teams compete by building structures out of cans.…

Troy Shantz Two Sarnia FC players are headed overseas to play in the largest youth soccer tournament in the world. Kieran Maddock, 12, and Tyler Hopwood, 11, were chosen to…

Journal Staff Olympic gold medalist Derek Drouin needs your vote to become the 2016 Syl Apps Ontario Athlete of the Year Award.

Phil Egan She was invariably described as “diminutive” because of her 92-foot length. But the Omar D. Conger, a Port Huron-to-Sarnia passenger ferry, made a sensational exit nevertheless after 40…

Troy Shantz A downtown parking lot would be transformed into a beer garden and community space if a local restaurant owner’s vision becomes reality.

Journal Staff The Ontario Health Study is looking for blood. Blood samples, that is.

Troy Shantz A Corunna family has liquefied its assets and booked six months off work to hike the Pacific Crest Trail, all in the name of mental health awareness.