Carl Hnatyshyn

Our house sat in darkness a few weeks ago, the result of ice drizzle/freezing rain/frozen pellets wreaking havoc on a tree which in turn took out a power line,…

A Ukrainian-born Bright’s Grove painter is selling off pieces from her art collection to support an organization helping orphans, women and the elderly in her…

After spending a lifetime helping improve the lives of people living in Canada’s Arctic by enabling more efficient and cost-effective maritime transport,…

For over 28 years, the grassroots organization Caregivers of Petrolia Ferals has helped the local and large population of undomesticated cats by providing…

The other day I watched a video about how a popular burger chain is designing (or has already designed) a fully-automated restaurant where hamburgers are made…

Bluewater Health is teaming up with the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Centre of Sarnia-Lambton to host a family-friendly fundraiser on Sunday March 3. From left to right: Bluewater Health’s director of emergency services and care transitions Carrie Gavigan, Bluewater Health sexual assault coordinator Leslie Lapier, Bluewater Health Foundation executive director Kathy Alexander and Bluewater Health communications advisor Melissa Schilz. Carl Hnatyshyn/Sarnia Journal Carl Hnatyshyn/Sarnia Journal

Director Warren Sonoda, Script Supervisor Maggie Thomas, and Ryan Lindsay. Submitted photo

Colourful, costume-wearing teams will once again criss-cross the county, raising money for Sarnia-Lambton charities and highlighting local businesses during the 16 th Race to Erase fundraiser, which takes place on May 25. Handout/Sarnia Journal

Lambton College recently added another award to its already abundant trophy case.

A local, grassroots reading program driven by passionate, literacy-loving volunteers is letting elementary-aged children learn to enjoy reading while also helping them avoid losing what they learned during the previous school year.