This letter is for Melissa, the lady who wrote about the homeless population and vulnerable people. A lot of people in this city don't care about those who are in dire straits and need help. They ...

In her recent letter to the editor, Kelly O’Connor-Beausoleil accuses me of getting a few facts wrong in my column about Indwell’s George Street project. She might be right. She’s read the housing ...

The Sarnia Journal has partnered with local photographer Art Connolly to feature his captivating “Humans of Sarnia” series as ...

Parade marshal Candace Young says the goal is to honour all workers, unionized and non-unionized, while bringing the community together.

Competitors, families, and local officials will gather in Plympton-Wyoming for a day rooted in Lambton’s farming community.

Known for delivering meals, dressing as Santa, and supporting local youth, David Marshall has spent decades quietly helping those in need across Sarnia–Lambton.

Columnist Tya Emberseed challenges Marilyn Gladu’s claims of censorship, arguing that refusing to amplify harmful, exclusionary rhetoric is not a violation of free expression; it’s a defence of public ...

The new JK-12 facility will include child care, EarlyON programming, and modern learning spaces for students across Lambton Shores and neighbouring communities.

In this week’s column, Nathan Colquhoun asks readers to imagine what kind of city might take shape if Sarnia swapped the budgets for police and parks.

Shell Canada has donated $165,000 to Sarnia-Lambton Rebound’s HUB program, funding a new shuttle van, outdoor green space, ...