Troy Shantz New technology developed by a Western University professor in collaboration with Bluewater Power could soon put solar farms to work at night by stabilizing Ontario’s electricity grid and…

Residents on Bernard Court will be able to keep their basketball net after city council granted relief from a streets bylaw it violates.

Journal Staff Gateway Casinos and Entertainment will take over day-to-day operations of the Point Edward Casino as early as this spring. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation said last week…

Troy Shantz Would you climb a mountain for a cause you believe in? Various Sarnia adventurers have been doing just that since 2009, joining expeditions to far-flung places to raise…

The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton has done it again. The umbrella fund-raising organization said last week it had reached this year’s target of $2 million, continuing a streak of success…

Troy Shantz Many Sarnians participated in Remembrance Day ceremonies last month to honour those who fought and died for our freedom.

Cathy Dobson Motorists may have noticed new yellow road signs depicting turtles and snakes on River Road at the Aamjiwnaang First Nation.

Trustees at both the public and separate school boards stayed the course last week and returned the incumbent board leaders for another year in the big seat. Jane Bryce was…

Tara Jeffrey When Dana Cole visits some 16 families on her caseload in Sarnia-Lambton this time of year, she rarely sees brightly decorated trees or stockings stuffed with treats.

Phil Egan The people of this city are known for their generosity, and that was a trait that coalesced at the Sarnia Luncheon Club.