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John Rochon The passenger steamer the Hamonic was one of the famous “Three Sisters” of the Great Lakes, built for the Northern Navigation Co. by the Collingwood Shipbuilding Co. Elegantly…

Cathy Dobson Tania Auger has always embraced change. In fact, she thrives on it. That’s why she and her staff spent four days in late October completely redecorating her restaurant…

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Cathy Dobson There’s a special moment at the end of a beach day when the crowd thins and the stillness of the sand and the rush of the waves is…

Cathy Dobson Sarnia’s Kathy Witheridge proudly opens a red velvet case holding her new medal, awarded to her for surviving with Type 1 diabetes for 50 years. On one side…

Marco Vigliotti Employers value hard work, integrity and attitude more so than any other traits – including work history – when hiring new staff, according to a new study.

Marco Vigliotti Theatre Sarnia’s production of the yuletide staple “A Christmas Carol” is set to begin at the Imperial Theatre Friday, with producers promising a show to brighten the spirits…

Journal Staff SCITS students took to the streets last week to help ease hunger in Sarnia. More than 500 teens formed a human chain to transport 2,400 pounds of donated…

Cathy Dobson “Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can quietly become a power no government can suppress, a power that can transform the world.” - Peace activist Howard…

Marco Vigliotti The local Aboriginal population could make “great contributions” to the economy and provide a desperately needed youth injection to a greying workforce, a new report suggests.