Police Watch

Journal Staff Sarnia Police are asking the public for any information about, or video surveillance of, a crash Saturday at Lakeshore and Christina streets that left a vehicle’s front wheels…

Canada in a COVID-induced coma Sir: Most people contracting the COVID-19 now are asymptomatic.

When I was a young guy in my teens and early 20s the Hambone Restaurant was my favourite spot to eat – usually late at night, when other places had…

Tara Jeffrey Sarnia’s mental health and addictions services are seeing a rise in demand as the COVID-19 pandemic drags on.

Eleonora Plata is frustrated that there is no way of knowing when her family’s application to open a cannabis store in Sarnia will be approved. She’s not alone.

Where was the Canadian border security for birthday float-by? Sir: Regarding the July 16 story, “Birthday gal gets surprise ‘float-by’ from U.S. family. What a nice heart-warming 80th birthday greeting…

Troy Shantz Not even a global pandemic can stop the annual Port Huron float down. Emergency crews are coordinating patrols and potential rescues in preparation for the unsanctioned Aug.

In late August of 1958, Sarnia played host to the 26th annual Ontario Police Association convention. For each of the guests coming to town, a 50-page booklet was prepared, packed…

Randy Evans What is it with Toronto Maple Leaf fans, anyway? Normally balanced and intelligent folks in other matters, they square their shoulders and puff out in pride whenever the…

Cathy Dobson As Sarnia’s Children’s Animal Farm prepares to reopen in a few days, its staff has had to contend with some unforeseen challenges.