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Troy Shantz Operation Christmas Tree is back, an event that helps Corunna-area families have a merry Christmas. Organized by the Optimist Club of Moore, the holiday food and toy collection program is entering its 36th…
Sarnia’s Bushido Sing Judo/Jiu-Jitsu Club attended the Niagara Falls Open recently and brought back 13 medals, the most of any club.
A truck from Canadian Taxpayers Federation rolled into town recently promoting the satirical Kathleen Wynne Moving Company.
Troy Shantz A Sarnia man has become a one-man army in the battle against invasive phragmites.
Cathy Dobson A chance stop at the new Christina Street Community Market prompted Sarnia painter Jorge de Guzman to get a new exhibit of his work together.
Cathy Dobson What's the biggest misconception teenagers have about money? “They kinda think it grows on trees because the money they spend is mostly their parents’,” says Steve Levine, an educator and comedian who brought…
Kudos to Marilyn Gladu and office for resolving pension problem Sir: I worked at CN on the car ferries and paid into the U.S. railroad retirement board.
George Mathewson Note: Following the bruising Sarnia’s image took in the national media last week I have been asked to republish this opinion piece, which first appeared April 10, 2014.
Troy Shantz The annual Oil Heritage Classic is back and it’s bringing some top names in Canadian and U.S. curling to Sarnia.
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