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Pam Wright Something new is floating in the air in downtown Sarnia. Christina Street is now home to the Tugboat Vaping Co., a new business catering to a growing phenomenon.

George Mathewson The naming of P.E. McGibbon public school on Russell Street in 2009 sparked a heated and sometimes divisive controversy.

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Tara Jeffrey Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu says she supports pay equity for men and women, despite voting against a motion last week that urged the government to close the wage…

Journal Staff Asked to comment on the split decision coming from a group of grumpy groundhogs on Feb. 2, at least one Environment Canada meteorologist had a more sensible question:…

This panorama from 1912 shows Sarnia shortly before it became a city, looking west toward the St. Clair River.

A new club for adults living with a disability held its charter meeting in Sarnia on Monday. The Aktion Club of Sarnia-Lambton was initiated in partnership with the Golden K…

Cathy Dobson Phil Egan and Kevin McHarg are discovering plenty of little gems that promise to make an upcoming history of Sarnia’s fire department a real page-turner.

Year of Local Laura Greaves This is the fourth in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in…

Pam Wright Special to The Journal For Marc Hammond, working from home is a great way to fly. The Bright’s Grove resident is a business developer for Ottawa-based Aviation Communications,…