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Professional squash players Leonel Cardenas, left, of Mexico, and Nick Sutcliffe, of England, square off at the sixth annual Simon Warder Memorial Squash tournament last week.
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Professional squash players Leonel Cardenas, left, of Mexico, and Nick Sutcliffe, of England, square off at the sixth annual Simon Warder Memorial Squash tournament last week.

1 - Approximately 2% of people in the world have what eye colour? 2 - What has been approved for construction at the site of the former Devine Street School? 3 - Kiwis is a…

A ring-billed gull steadfastly ignores the sign to park himself for a better look at the human visitors arriving at the LAWSS water treatment plant on Lake Huron last week. Glenn Ogilvie

Journal Staff Sarnia is asking for $6 million in federal funding to create an Oversized Load Corridor. An application to the National Trade Corridor Fund was submitted recently seeking half of the $12 million needed.

Troy Shantz A website that turned a spotlight on blighted buildings in Sarnia one year ago has resulted in 100% of the properties undergoing repairs, its administrator says.

Phil Egan The building of a road to London by Malcolm Cameron was the first step in tearing Port Sarnia away from its transportation dependency on the blue waters of the St. Clair River. Cameron…

Troy Shantz Many parts of the downtown core have been brightened up with a splash of colour provided by a wall mural. The latest brick-and-mortar canvas can be seen at the St. Vincent de Paul…

Troy Shantz Taking a “smoke break” at work may mean something completely different after July 1, 2018. As the province refines Canada’s legal cannabis legislation, employers are wondering what it means for workers on the…

A thank you, to all the good people out there Sir: I lost both my wallet and prescription sunglasses in the parking lot of a city grocery store on Nov.

Cathy Dobson The last time Big Sugar played at The Station Music Hall, owner Stu Manchee couldn’t quite believe the conditions on the rider.