Police Watch

Troy Shantz Providing Sarnia Police with a new radio communication system is costing much more than expected. City council approved an additional $821,700 to complete the three-year upgrade on Jan.…

Cathy Dobson They won’t go quietly. Andrew Dawson, Jennifer Arsenault and Marc Piquette have had enough. Each has operated a small business on Mitton Street near Davis for years, and…

Journal Staff In its first major decision, Sarnia’s new city council approved a budget last week that will raise property taxes 3.35% this year. The $145.

Sarnia Fire and Rescue is urging residents to be more careful when cooking or smoking following three separate house fires the first week of 2019. A George Street basement fire…

Heartbreaking theft of nativity scene about as low as you can get Sir: Last month we found part of our Christmas display stolen right off our front steps. It was…

Troy Shantz Now that Sarnians have adjusted to the bike lanes on Colborne Road, City Hall is looking at extending them to Michigan Avenue.

Phil Egan Stories of the past aren’t the only descriptors of Sarnia rich history. Old advertisements can also bring back memories of the way things used to be.

Troy Shantz Sarnia Police are getting a new piece of scanner technology that can read vehicle licence plates and identify their owners and legal status almost instantly.

Cathy Dobson A popular drop-in centre for at-risk youth still has financial challenges but will keep its doors open into 2019.

Sarnia Police seized almost $100,000 worth of illegal marijuana on Dec. 20 at a pot shop on the Aamjiwnaang First Nation. A search warrant was executed at the Pot of…