Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign raised $81,654 for the Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton, marking the highest total ever collected through the campaign in Sarnia and Bright’s Grove.

The Sarnia Journal has partnered with local photographer Art Connolly to feature his captivating “Humans of Sarnia” series as he delves into the lives and experiences of everyday people in Sarnia.

Helping Every Life Be Lived to the Fullest: Honouring VON Volunteers in Sarnia-Lambton ...

A temporary Emergency Medical Services (EMS) station is set to open in Sarnia this summer to help meet rising demand and ...

Not long ago, the city made some improvements around the Tecumseh Skatepark that was part of a broader effort to clean up the ...

A travelling exhibition exploring the science of food preservation is now open at the Lambton Heritage Museum.

Repairs to the ageing sewage treatment facility are underway, while Kettle and Stony Point First Nation await delivery of new ...

The Kiwanis Club of Sarnia-Lambton Golden K has donated $4,000 to support the Summer Day Camp program at BGC Sarnia-Lambton.

He’s not Father Bob anymore. That’s what Eskasoni’s Father Antolin Neo Asor has been calling his friend, former Cardinal ...

The national advocacy organization for Treaty First Nations has joined the chorus of First Nations telling Alberta premier ...

Bluewater BorderFest has announced its full three-day lineup for 2025, with headliners including Billy Talent, The Fray, and ...

“This book is not intended for lawyers,” begins author Bruce McIvor in his new book Indigenous Rights in One Minute: What You ...