In a bid to support existing Mitton Village properties and encourage new investment in the area, the city is expanding its fee exemption program.

The Celebration of Lights had 30 entries in its residential lighting competition in December, which was the largest entry field ever.

A 35-year-old tradition resumes next week when the Central Forum discussion series returns to Central United Church. The format remains the same, with a presentation followed by coffee and tea…

Troy Shantz Sarnia’s newest family physician has travelled the world to study medicine, but his interest began on the banks of Lake Huron.

Targeting false speech will solve City Hall’s problem s In your Dec. 22nd editorial you call changes to City Hall's code of conduct a "knee-jerk reaction" to the fallout from…

Cathy Dobson The first time Dave Galajda walked into a SportClips shop, he thought, “Wow, what a great little retreat in a man’s day. “I saw a guy-friendly environment that…

Journal Staff Sarnia lost a respected educator and community leader when Dave McPhail died peacefully at his home Tuesday following a lengthy battle with cancer.

Troy Shantz The federal government’s plan to ban asbestos by 2018 is too little, too late, local officials say. “It is way too late. It is insanely too late.

Troy Shantz Jim Houston’s long-term contribution to the quality of life in Sarnia-Lambton is something that began as a boy.

Crews aboard the Canadian Coast Guard ship Samuel Risley get ready for what's coming by removing navigational buoys in the St. Clair River for winter service and repairs.