TANGUAY, Paul Clairmont
Paul Clairmont Tanguay (March 13, 1940 - April 25, 2026) Smith Funeral Home and Family Centre
Journal Staff
Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Articles by Journal Staff
Sarnia swimmer Sue Weir breaks three provincial records at Ontario championships
Local athlete Sue Weir dominated the 70-74 age category at the Ontario Masters Swimming Championships, setting three new provincial records and earning medals in every event she entered.
Held in the Light: A Sarnia woman’s journey through grief, memory, and meaning
A deeply personal loss led one local woman to create a business rooted in remembrance, connection, and the quiet ways people carry love forward.
OPINION: What do we actually want the police to do?
A closer look at the expanding expectations placed on policing in Canada, and whether the problem lies less with officers and more with the role we’ve assigned them.
Arkells bring the ‘best bar in town’ to Sarnia’s Boston Pizza
Hamilton rockers Arkells transformed a local pizza parlour into an intimate, high-production concert venue for a surprise pop-up set on Monday, April 13. The secret event served as a pilot for a new national initiative…
HARRISON, Carla Jean
Carla Jean Harrison (June 14, 1956 - April 24, 2026) Sarnia Cremation Services
MARTIN, Eric Anthony
Eric "Rick" Anthony Martin (April 6, 1956 - April 24, 2026) Sarnia Cremation Services
West Lambton Community Health Centre announces May health and wellness programs
Local residents can access free meditation, outdoor exercise, and nutritional support through a series of community-led wellness initiatives this May
Canadian Cancer Society seeks volunteer drivers for Wheels of Hope program in Sarnia-Lambton
The Canadian Cancer Society is calling for local volunteers to join the Wheels of Hope program, providing essential transportation for neighbours undergoing cancer treatments.
Gladu seeks to strip Bkejwanong from riding name
A proposed federal bill would see Sarnia–Lambton–Bkejwanong revert to its former name, raising questions about consultation and reconciliation in local representation.