
Celebrating Liberation Day
Cathy Dobson There are some things you never forget. Sarnia’s Edith Vandenberg shares her memories of being imprisoned during the Second World War because she wants this generation to appreciate their freedom.
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Cathy Dobson There are some things you never forget. Sarnia’s Edith Vandenberg shares her memories of being imprisoned during the Second World War because she wants this generation to appreciate their freedom.

The streetscape of Vidal Street South has changed considerably in the 100 years since the photo at top was taken in the summer of 1915.

Doug Slipacoff is the new head coach of the Mooretown Flags of the Great Lakes Junior “C” Hockey League. He replaces Blake Morrison, who took over early in the season after the Flags faltered to…

Barry Wright Changing the culture within the men's basketball program at B.C.'s Simon Fraser University is job number one for new head coach Virgil Hill.

Tara Jeffrey It all started on the school bus. That’s when then 13-year-old Ryan DeVries acquired his first business card.

Cathy Dobson The Lochiel Street Coffee Culture Café & Eatery is the first in the franchise to hit $1 million in sales, says owner Eric Parsons.

Tara Jeffrey Jamie Fraser just happened to check his phone when the email came in.

Journal Staff The images seen here were some of the entries in a competition involving 34 students in the Digital Photography program at Lambton College. Picking the winners wasn’t an easy task for the judges.

1. The word “lupine” refers to what animals? 2. Sally McGregor was recently recognized for her 66 years of volunteer service with what local organization? 3. In what country was Mel Gibson born? Australia New…

Eileen Viola On Wednesday, March 25 I took the VIA train to Toronto where I had a meeting at 1.00 p.m. Waking up at the ungodly hour of 5 a.m. I arrived at the Sarnia…