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Phil Egan The crowd lined Front Street from Lochiel Street south and reached its zenith in front of the Belchamber Hotel, at 178 Front St. N. All were eager to…

Journal Staff As Lambton College marks its first 50 years the accolades just keep rolling in.

Local residents converged on Lake Chipican last week after a cold snap turned the Canatara Park pond into a large, flat, free skating rink. Above, Noah Best celebrates a goal…

Long live Sarnia’s downtown Sir: I really enjoy reading Nadine Wark’s guest columns in The Journal. She always has something interesting to say that I can relate to, especially the…

Volunteeers of all ages are welcome to help tear down and remove the lights and displays from the Celebration of Lights on Saturday, Jan. 14. Registration is 9 a.m. by…

Tara Jeffrey Parents, siblings and caregivers of children and youth struggling with mental illness are set to take the stage for the first Sarnia Speaks event of 2017.

Cathy Dobson A Sarnia man has been recognized for developing a unique outreach program designed to help First Nation’s people navigate the justice system. For his quiet efforts, Jeff Plain…

Cathy Dobson The Crime Stoppers tip line responsible for solving four to five local crimes a month is facing the biggest challenge of its 30-year history.

Troy Shantz Sarnia’s mayor has entered the world of social media, launching his own website, Twitter account and Facebook page. “I want it to be interesting and innovative,” Mike Bradley…

Cathy Dobson The Imperial Theatre and its owners at Theatre Sarnia kicked off the New Year celebrating a milestone few community theatre companies ever reach. “We’ve been in the black…