George Mathewson The sad spectacle that is Sarnia’s municipal government may have hit bottom last week when council approved a measure that will muzzle political discourse in this city for…

Nadine Wark When Christmas memories come to mind, I am transported back to a time of simple pleasures with an assortment offamily - parents, siblings, grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles and…

George Mathewson When the subject of successful Sarnians comes up the name of Ray Jarvis Worsley is never mentioned. But it should be.

Phil Egan “Get the pants on them!” That was a lesson I learned from Maury Goldberg at Taylor’s Men’s Wear on Christina Street. I worked there for a time during…

Citizen responds to Integrity Commissioner’s decision Sir: I am furious at the Integrity Commissioner's latest letter to the mayor, council, and media! He states I have broken the requested confidentiality on…

Phil Egan As the oldest child in a family of twelve, I grew up in a home that needed constant provisioning. I shudder now to think what my father must…

Councillor apologizes for harsh words Sir: To each and every citizen of Sarnia I offer my deep regret for contents of a conversation I was having with two of my…

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George Mathewson I have a fond memory as a child of being bundled into the family car with a thermos of hot chocolate and being driven around to gawk at…

Ken A. Bryson I wrote a guest editorial for the Cape Breton Post last summer titled ‘10 arguments against assisted suicide’ that continues to resonate true today; see http://www.capebretonpost.