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Bluewater Big Band takes on James Bond at Imperial Theatre

Bluewater Big Band takes on James Bond at Imperial Theatre

The sixth annual collaboration hits the stage Nov. 1 and 2 with Bond themes from Dr. No to Skyfall, featuring five local vocalists.
Art, music and summer spirit fill downtown for July’s First Friday

Art, music and summer spirit fill downtown for July’s First Friday

Downtown Sarnia’s First Friday returns July 4 with live music, art openings, and community events at more than 20 venues—plus birthday parties, beehives, and denim scrunchies.
Why a Sarnia-raised professor is urging universities to protect academic freedom

Why a Sarnia-raised professor is urging universities to protect academic freedom

Kevin Mackay is calling on Canadian universities to protect academic freedom as students and faculty face growing pressure for speaking out on global issues.
Lawrence House features three artists exploring memory, nature, and renewal

Lawrence House features three artists exploring memory, nature, and renewal

Explore three new exhibitions at Lawrence House during First Friday on July 4. The open house runs 6–9 p.m. with live music from Annette Dillon and Daniel Murphy.
Jenn Sheffield: Pageants, purpose, and a path less taken

Jenn Sheffield: Pageants, purpose, and a path less taken

The Sarnia Journal has partnered with local photographer Art Connolly to feature his captivating “Humans of Sarnia” series as he delves into the lives and experiences of everyday people in Sarnia.
Heritage BINGO invites families to explore Lambton museums

Heritage BINGO invites families to explore Lambton museums

Families can collect stickers and complete fun activities across Lambton County’s museums this summer as part of the Heritage BINGO Challenge, running through September 2.
Hanna Memorial students lead community action through Enactus One program

Hanna Memorial students lead community action through Enactus One program

Hanna Memorial students are making a local impact with projects ranging from essential item donations at River City Vineyard to a student-led cleanup of Canatara Beach.
Residents invited to share experiences with accessible taxi services

Residents invited to share experiences with accessible taxi services

A new survey from the City of Sarnia and SAAC aims to gather input from residents with disabilities and caregivers about local accessible transportation options.
Sarnia team takes People’s Choice at international CANstruction competition

Sarnia team takes People’s Choice at international CANstruction competition

CF Industries’ team earned global recognition for their Star Wars-themed sculpture "CAN or CANnot, There is No Try."
‘They treat us like shit’: Northern Ontario First Nations prepare for blockades to protest laws fast-tracking resource extraction

‘They treat us like shit’: Northern Ontario First Nations prepare for blockades to protest laws fast-tracking resource extraction

The resistance to the Ring of Fire is now making camp.