In Nathan's latest column, he explores the Sarnia Journal's foundational commitment to scrutinizing the power structures and ...

Listening to the waves at Canatara or the hum of the Bluewater Bridge can provide more than just a local backdrop for ...

Petrolia Mayor Brad Loosley will not seek re-election this fall, bringing an end to a municipal career that has spanned more ...

Internal correspondence obtained by The Sarnia Journal reveals the principal of École secondaire catholique ...

Three U9 Sarnia hockey teams swept the top of their divisions in Brantford, highlighted by an undefeated gold-medal run by Team Zettel and a standout display of sportsmanship from the team's goalie.

The Sarnia Police Service says information released about a local teacher charged with multiple sexual offences was lawful and not subject to a court-ordered publication ban, after the post was ...

Lambton Kent District School Board has announced the winners of its “Name Our Salt Spreader” contest. The initiative invited students across Sarnia-Lambton and Chatham-Kent to submit name ideas for ...

A new family-run convenience store has opened in downtown Sarnia, shaped by decades of lived experience across continents and guided by feedback from the local community.

Plans for a new six-storey apartment building in Corunna have been delayed after St. Clair Township council raised concerns about parking and neighbourhood impacts. The proposed d ...

Train Your Brain is one of several programs offered by the organization, which continues to provide literacy support for both children and adults across Lambton County through community partnerships ...

Petrolia residents showcased their creativity and community spirit this winter during the Town of Petrolia’s Annual Snow Sculpture Contest, which ran from January 15 to February 16.

Mexico travel disruptions and safety warnings are affecting Canadian travellers after a sudden surge of cartel-related violence over the weekend, prompting federal officials to urge caution and ...