It won’t be a happy new year for more than 130,000 Canadian farmers until federal tax changes poised to eat into their retirement funds are taken off the table, farming advocates say.

Ontario’s community health sector is coming together to draw attention to a growing wage gap causing unprecedented staffing shortages.

The Journal has partnered with ‘Young & Excellent,’ a new podcast and YouTube series dedicated to celebrating young folks in Sarnia-Lambton. Each week, we’ll share a new episode of the series here on ...

Marit Stiles, leader of the provincial New Democratic Party, the official opposition, made a stop in Sarnia on her leader’s tour ahead of an anticipated provincial election.

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Sarnia City Council, in its January 20 meeting, voted in favour of a motion put forward by Councillor Bill Dennis, to ...

In his latest column, Nathan Colquhoun questions whether tax-exempt churches should do more to address Sarnia’s housing ...

Sarnia-Lambton has been chosen as one of four Ontario communities for the Regional Economic Development through Immigration ...

Lambton County Library has introduced tool kits to its growing collection of borrowable items, joining fishing poles, ...

Sarnia is reducing residential parking requirements in its new zoning bylaws, but some advocates push for eliminating ...

The Sarnia Lambton Pickleball Club’s Spring Smash tournament returns to Lambton College in May, promising three days of ...

The Lambton Kent District School Board is introducing the Black Excellence in Education award at the Chatham-Kent Black ...