Sarnia’s Bluewater Cheer Athletics Club built on a strong showing at provincials by recording six top-six finishes at the Cheer Evolution National Championship.

Kieron Nelson Special to The Journal The year is 1925. The location, the Upper-Xingu of the Amazonian Basin.

George Mathewson A city architect with an international practice is proposing an elevated pier and pavilion on the St. Clair River as a way for Sarnia to celebrate its place…

Cathy Dobson New management, renovations and some innovative ideas have reinvigorated the 58-year-old Dante Club, improved finances and added 175 new members in the past year.

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Cathy Dobson SCITS should be closed to save money and ensure all students get a quality education, says the chairperson of Lambton Kent District School Board.

A group fighting the closure of SCITS has launched an online petition in an 11th-hour bid to save the city high school. SaveScits says it’s not opposed to SCITS and…

Sarnia’s 402 Business Park is finally seeing some action. Union Gas and the Carpenters’ Union Local 1256 have each purchased land in the municipally-owned park, which is sandwiched between London…

Tara Jeffrey Business is booming for Joyce Keelan and she thanks – in part - Canada’s recent ketchup controversy.

Cathy Dobson Dozens of former students are returning to Sarnia Collegiate’s 94-year-old auditorium this week for just the third SCITS Alumni Revue in school history.