OPINION: What’s a New Year’s bash without hooting and whistling?
My memories of being an undergraduate student have nothing to do with the classroom, I’m afraid, but with the loud and raucous parties that campus life so generously afforded.
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City’s transit fleet upgraded with two new busses
Two new 40-foot busses have joined the Sarnia Transit fleet. The Nova LFS busses seat 31 people and are equipped with features that improve accessibility. “The busses have a low floor, with kneeling capability, and…
Shoreline erosion continues
Lake Huron continues to nibble away at the Sarnia's northern shoreline, with little money available for permanent repairs.
Vintage plane with glamourous past now calls Sarnia home
Troy Shantz An airplane from the Second World War used to hunt submarines and once owned by a famed big band leader has found a new home in Sarnia.
MOVIE REVIEW: Coco a dazzling extravaganza the whole family can savour
Coco, directed by Lee Unkrich & Adrian Molina Vicky Sparks Pixar movies have long been considered the top of the animation game – from Toy Story to Up to Inside Out they’ve been delighting children…
Friend’s death leads pair to launch mental health initiative
Troy Shantz Matt Moran was the kind of person you’d call when there was no one else to turn to, his friends say. “He was always down to help every single person,” said local musician…
Week of November 30
Isn’t advocating for Sarnia the job description of a councillor? Sir: I recently read a letter in another newspaper in which Anne Marie Gillis called herself an advocate for Sarnia. Kudos to Ms.
Road extension over nature trail won’t happen immediately
Troy Shantz The city will host an information meeting early next year in a bid to convince residents of the need to extend The Rapids Parkway over a section of the Howard Watson Nature Trail.
Week of November 30
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New tech start-up making training courses interesting
A new start-up at the UWO Research Park is out to show small and medium-sized businesses they can afford to use online e-learning to train and inform employees.