Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Troy Shantz The number of refugees seeking asylum in Canada at the Blue Water Bridge and other Southern Ontario border crossings has surged since U.S. president Donald Trump was elected last November, statistics indicate.
Troy Shantz Local residents headed to the U.S. should be prepared to hand over cell phones and answer questions about religion and politics or consider staying home, a Windsor-based immigration lawyer says.
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Cathy Dobson There’s a small but colourful number of men, women and children in Sarnia who love to read comic books and get enthused by everything associated with them. Terry Wardell is one of them.
Journal Staff A new bio-refining plant in Sarnia is one step closer to reality. Comet BioRefining recently received a $500,000 investment from locally-based Bioindustrial Innovation Canada (BIC).
Cathy Dobson Robert Lauzon was approaching the counter at Family Video when he suddenly fell to the ground. “I blacked out and don’t remember anything else,” says the 73-year-old grandfather.
Wind speeds that reached 65 kilometres per hour with gusts to 88 kph caused considerable damage in Sarnia on March 8. Garden sheds were upended, fences blown over, light standards snapped in two and tree…
The Major Bantam Valhalla boys’ basketball team struck gold at the Hoopdome Tournament in Toronto on March 5.
Steph Black and Michael R. Clark Like many of you, we were saddened to hear of yet another event being cancelled in the area, this time the International Powerboat Festival.
Troy Shantz Bright’s Grove native Caroline Hummell has been turning heads on the court south of the border. The former St.
