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Heather Wright Special to The Journal The recent sale of the Bayside Centre appears to be bringing with it a massive redevelopment of downtown Sarnia.

Journal Staff The people of Sarnia-Lambton have taken their support for the United Way to new heights. The umbrella fundraising agency hit its target of $1.

Bad driving, let me count the ways Sir: Infractions I’ve witnessed: Improper lane change resulting in a collision, powering through a yellow light, failing to stop for a red light,…

George Mathewson City council could decide Monday whether to hand the operation of one of Sarnia’s most cherished community assets to the Sarnia & District Humane Society.

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Cathy Dobson Kenwick Place resident Pat Sauve said the massive response to a fire and evacuation at her high rise last week was “pure gold.” After a fire alarm woke…

George Mathewson Recently I’ve stopped seeing Donald Trump as a comic sideshow and woken up to the fact that something fundamentally disturbing is happening in the Land of the Free.…

Driving on Exmouth Street was a miserable experience last week after a transport truck carrying a high load slammed into the Indian Road overpass on Highway 402. Eastbound highway traffic…

It was 2 C. with brisk north winds blowing but that didn’t discourage Pat Holman of Bright's Grove from venturing out onto Lake Huron for a little kitesurfing on Saturday.

Journal Staff Two industrial releases to the environment that had significant impacts on Sarnia were resolved in court last week. Shell Canada released a pungent smelling gas called mercaptan on…