Sarnia homeowners would have to dig deep to foot the municipal tax bill in 2015, if the city’s draft budget passes unchanged. Swelling insurance prices, rising salary costs and the…

It has been a banner year for Sarnia authors, from sports to history, and children’s books to poetry, To help match local readers with local writers The Journal has prepared…

Marco Vigliotti Local theatre company Diversion Entertainment is bringing a "divinely" inspired musical-comedy about a fictitious Christian boy-band to Sarnia next month.

This macabre collection of moving figures, flashing lights and severed human heads is ready for trick-or-treaters tonight at 1071 Cathcart Blvd.

Marco Vigliotti A local puppet troop is being dusted off to educate children and adults alike about multiculturalism and acceptance of people from different backgrounds.

Cathy Dobson A Sarnia startup is helping food banks around the world get to the root of why people need emergency assistance.

Cathy Dobson A lengthy list of television credits and two Daytime Emmys on Dawn Knight’s shelf are proof it’s possible to thrive in the entertainment business north of the border.

Cathy Dobson A local teen has been approved to volunteer in Africa on the world’s largest private hospital ship.

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Sarnia's economy is beginning to regain traction, with the number of businesses operating in the region growing by more than 1,000 between 2009 and 2014, according to a new report.