Nadine Wark When holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas come around my memory travels back to the family gatherings at my grandparents’ house, first on Baird Street in Corunna and later…

Fools rush in where angels fear to tread Sir: I would like to respond to the Dec. 12 letter from Peter Degraaf, “Majority of Christians die at piece but atheists –…

It was a public relations disaster for embarrassed city fathers. On December 11, 1918 an insurance underwriter arrived from Toronto to witness a demonstration of the city’s new fire alarm…

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Christians die at peace, atheists not so much Sir: Regarding the Nov. 21 article by Troy Shantz: ‘Skeptic club bringing cleric-turned-atheist back to town.’ By definition, “atheism” is the position…

Matt Barnes Mental health — two words even our grandparents are putting together these days without implying we should just ‘suck it up’ and ‘be strong.

My wife Laurie and I were driving around the south end on the weekend, near the house I lived in as a child.

Tech great, but people make health care Sir: After reading Phil Egan’s Nov. 21 article (New device to make stethoscope a museum piece) it prompts me to communicate my latest 'adventure' regarding…

He arrived in the nick of too late for the Imperial Oil tower collapse but just in time for a train derailment in the St. Clair Tunnel.

Bob Boulton Winter has returned to Sarnia-Lambton. Again. I am positive about this and it’s no use kidding ourselves. We are doomed.