Tara Jeffrey Krista Simard knew how lucky she was to have great supports when it came to breastfeeding her first child.

Local artists looking for a chance to show their work at the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery are invited to participate in a new project.

Tara Jeffrey Preparations are underway to bring at least 29 Syrian refugees to Sarnia-Lambton, with more likely to follow.

Sarnia is endorsing a plan by Bluewater Power to create its own high-speed Internet business.

Cathy Dobson It hasn’t been easy keeping it under his chef’s hat. After being selected to compete on Season 3 of the Food Network hit show Chopped Canada, Sarnia’s Paresh…

Cathy Dobson Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s pledge to legalize marijuana soon isn’t the reason Sarnia has a growing number of head shops, store owners and managers say.

Nearly 600 students and staff at St. Clair Secondary School celebrated the season by sitting down to a turkey dinner with all the trimmings on Dec. 10, thanks to the…

Dean Hodgson Special to The Journal Since the early 1830’s the City of Sarnia has grown from a few rutted streets on the bank of the St. Clair River into…

Journal Staff Sarnia is turning over operation of the Children’s Animal Farm to staff at the Sarnia & District Humane Society.

The winning entries have been announced for the Sarnia Kinsmen Christmas Parade on Dec.