Sarnia Police Chief Derek Davis continues to defend a social media strategies that prioritizes public shaming over legal safeguards, even as it violates his department’s own official communication policies.

In Nathan's latest column he examines how the recent denial of the George Street housing project reveals a systemic problem where neighbor bias is prioritized over professional planning and community…

To the Residents of Plympton-Wyoming, This past weekend, Mother Nature arrived in PW (and eastern Lambton County) with a vengeance. Quite honestly, we got hit with an old-fashioned winter storm.…

After more than 30 years in the industry, Greg continues to navigate rising costs, fierce competition, and shifting customer habits with persistence and pride.

The 2026 municipal election will shape Sarnia for years to come. At a time when communities across Ontario are facing pressure from rising costs, housing shortages, infrastructure strain, and changing demographics,…

It is that time of year again. CommunityVotes graphics begin flooding social media feeds, businesses start urging customers to “vote daily,” and window decals promising “Best of” recognition reappear across…

Choosing local shops and small businesses in Sarnia–Lambton creates real benefits for you, your neighbours, and the community as a whole.

Sarnia's own Angela Robertson is making a significant impact in the Fab Over 40 competition, a nationwide campaign dedicated to raising funds and awareness for the National Breast Cancer Foundation.…

A direct and respectful exchange between George Esser of River City Vineyard and Nathan Colquhoun of The Sarnia Journal. They discuss their differing philosophies on harm reduction, abstinence-based recovery, and…