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Troy Shantz The Sarnia Justice Film Festival has unveiled a new season lineup that organizers say will entertain as well as engage. “We try to pick films that have a worldview, as well as a…
Troy Shantz The Trudeau government’s proposed tax reforms will hurt more than the “fat cats,” it will weaken the backbone of the Canadian economy, local business owners say.
Sally Ann thanks the organizers of Rutherglen Close car show Sir: The Salvation Army would like to extend our gratitude to the organizers, volunteers, and participants of the Rutherglen Close Car Show on Sept. 16.
Journal Staff So you’ve got a dead tree in the yard and don’t know what to do with it. If you’re like a growing number of Sarnians, you need only call yourself a stump artist…
You never know what you'll find beneath the water at Canatara Park Beach. Jost O'Brien, 13 of Sarnia, holds up an interesting rock during an after-school outing with his family last week.
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Tara Jeffrey When Taylon Leduc moved back home to Sarnia recently, she knew she wanted to get involved with the LGBTQ community.
Another season of high school basketball kicked off last week when Ursuline College of Chatham visited Northern Collegiate for the senior girls' home opener. Here, Northern's Laneigh Shirley takes a shot during a 57-31 victory…
Cathy Dobson It wasn’t easy buying the land for the latest Habitat for Humanity build. “This was a wonderful find but it was on the market for a while,” says executive director Sarah Reaume.
Cathy Dobson Some news just can’t wait until morning. When Brandon Solomon learned last week he’d won an Ontario Arts Council grant to finish his first solo album, it was really too late to call…
