The story is little known today, largely forgotten, even in Sarnia. But speaking of the “Wanstead Wreck” a century ago would evoke the same chill as the words “Lac-Megantic” rail…

A royal flush Sir: Concerning royalty, somebody once stated that there are only four recognized kings: the king of spades, hearts, clubs and diamonds. The rest are jokers.

Nadine Wark Is it just me, or has the practice of New Year’s resolutions fallen by the wayside? This year I haven’t heard a single person in my circle of…

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Steve Loxton & Mark Andrews For decades, Sarnia councils have neglected, ignored, or short-changed shoreline protection along one of our community’s most priceless public assets; the right-of-way on old Lakeshore…

“How did you score one of these?” the bookseller asked, obviously impressed. “He got it by spending a fortune at your Oakville store,” my wife blurted out in response.

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Randy Evans & Gary Shrumm Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part series When the Sarnia Curling Club built St. Andrews Rink in 1892 its winter activities were…

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The crime known to police of the day as the “snatch racket” first unfolded in Canada right here in Sarnia – at what was then known as Sarnia Beach: today,…