Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Cathy Dobson Bell Canada is about to dig deep to connect about 20,000 homes in Sarnia and Point Edward with fibre-optic cables the company say will provide “world class” Internet and “rock solid” reliability.
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Following are results from the Lambton-Kent northern division high school tennis playdowns, held Oct. 5 at the Sarnia Riding Club and Sarnia Tennis Club. A total of 72 students from six Lambton secondary schools participated.…
George Mathewson Those who follow the political climate in Sarnia are well aware of the rancor involving some members of council, most notably Cindy Scholten and Matt Mitro, and Mayor Mike Bradley.
Cathy Dobson “How incredible is this?” asks Adam Hobbs, the Sarnia actor playing Quasimodo in Theatre Sarnia’s upcoming production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Sarnia’s annual “Stand Up Against Poverty Rally” returns to the steps of City Hall on Friday, Oct. 13.
Journal Staff Northern Collegiate’s high school runners took full advantage of home ‘park’ advantage at the Canatara Meet of Champions cross country meet, held Oct. 4. About 350 runners from across Southwestern Ontario took part…
Troy Shantz Construction workers repairing the Donohue Bridge have run into a problem, so the $4.5 million budgeted for the latest round of repairs just won’t be enough, city staff say.
The Sarnia branch of the Royal Canadian Legion has found a new way to honour our veterans. Families can now purchase a banner honouring an individual veteran to be displayed on streetlight poles in the…
Troy Shantz It’s no accident Serena Ryder’s latest album is available as a CD and a vinyl record.
