A Charity Takeover Night at Refined Fool’s London Road location will direct a share of food and drink sales to River City ...

In 1866, fears of a Fenian invasion brought troops to Sarnia. No raid reached Lambton, but the threat helped establish a ...

Scheduled passenger flights are set to return to Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport on Thursday, Nov. 5, with Aspen Air Charters ...

Barbara J. Smith will introduce her new book about the Sarnia Imperials at Sarnia Library, with a presentation drawing on her ...

Community Living Sarnia-Lambton will celebrate seven decades of service with an open house at its Wellington Street activity ...

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

In 1838, armed rebels crossed the St. Clair River, raided Sombra and took prisoners, drawing local militia and Indigenous warriors into the Patriot War.

The St. Clair Region Conservation Authority has directed staff to seek legal advice over confidentiality requirements ...

The November issue features Canadian war artists and a profile of Courtright artist Will Graham, alongside news from The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts.

Pontiac’s War reached the St. Clair River in 1763, reshaping Great Lakes diplomacy and the future of Aamjiwnaang’s homeland ...

Mike Federico says police will provide security at Veterans Park but won’t disclose deployment details. The police board says operational decisions rest with th ...

Mike Bradley entered Sarnia politics in 1985, became the city’s youngest mayor three years later and remained in the mayor’s ...