Sarnia is contributing to a business plan for a “heavy haul corridor” to assist local manufacturers in getting their products to market.

A commissioner from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Marie Wilson, will be meeting elders and others at the Aamjiwnaang First Nation Community Centre on Oct. 20.

Ryan Mitchell, a social service worker student at Lambton College, holds a sign up to passing motorists during an anti-poverty and hunger awareness rally at City Hall on Friday.

Six businesses and individuals have been recognized with Sarnia Accessibility Award for their work at creating an inclusion community. They are: * Giant Tiger ; large business award * Dr.

George Mathewson They say when it comes to habitat restoration, if you plant it they will come.

Cathy Dobson Eight mannequins beautifully outfitted with traditional Latvian costumes fill half of Edite Mogensen’s sunny Sarnia living room.

Cathy Dobson Have you ever met someone who would do anything for anyone, yet needs help herself? “That’s Jaime Kabat,” says Jen Smith. “She’s such a loving person. I just knew…

Journal Staff The International Symphony Orchestra is opening its 58th season with a colourful production called The Mystical East. Guest artists for the Oct.

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Tara Jeffrey Brad Penhale peers over his glasses as he sorts through old photos and newspaper clippings sprawled across his kitchen table. “It’s been quite a few years since I’ve…