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Troy Shantz Sarnia’s very own film festival brought a hint of Sundance and Cannes to the downtown over the weekend. Organizer Ravi Srinavasan greets a packed Imperial Theatre on the opening night of SWIFF on…
Journal Staff A Lambton College student helped save the lives of 10 people from a hazardous carbon monoxide leak at a Wellington Street apartment last week, Sarnia’s fire officer prevention says.
Cathy Dobson Two new specialty grocery stores are bringing the tastes of India and Hungary to Sarnia. For those who love to make their own korma or butter chicken, a variety store at 809 Errol…
Heath McCormick of the host Sarnia Golf and Country Club skipped his U.S. team to victory at an international tournament held in Sarnia featuring 20 teams from Ontario, the U.S. and Switzerland.
Cathy Dobson Sarnia’s Inn of the Good Shepherd is the winner of 600 dozen eggs thanks to an online competition to help beat hunger. “It’s official.
A pair of anglers fishing near the mouth of the St. Clair River are dwarfed as the Roger Blough out of Duluth, Minnesota churns past them into Lake Huron. Glenn Ogilvie
Sometimes even leisure activities require a cell phone. Here, Derrick Cuthbert and Shelby Holmes make their way along the walkway at Centennial while waiting for Derrick's daughter to finish school. Glenn Ogilvie
The Northern Vikings senior girls basketball team downed the Wallaceburg Tartans 56-29 in its final regular season home game, played Nov. 1. Northern’s Abby Whiteye, seen here driving to the net, was the game’s top…
Overnight on-street parking has come to an end for another season. Vehicles found parked on a city street between 2 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. as of Nov. 1 will be ticketed, City Hall says.
Sarnia Police are reminding the owners and drivers of e-bikes that the maximum speed they are allowed to travel is 32 km/hr. Officer recently used radar to measure electric bikes speeds and found some travelling…
