Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
1 - The world's longest international border separates which two countries? 2 - Be careful: A current phone scam in Sarnia-Lambton involves a pre-recorded voice telling the listener he/she owes money for what? 3 -…
Phil Egan Back in the 1960, my brother and I would go up to Kenwick Terrace to watch the wrestling matches. Leaping Larry Chene and Johnny Powers were two of the stars that used to…
Tom St. Amand and Tom Slater Seventy-five years ago this week Sarnia’s John Hewitt emerged a survivor from one of the darkest chapters in Canadian military history — the Dieppe Raid.
The Sarnia Sting are about to get back on the ice. The Ontario Hockey League club begins training camp on Aug. 28 at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena, with the annual inter-squad “black and white”…
Nadine Wark More than once I’ve heard it said: “There’s no need to travel to London or Toronto to see great theatre.
Journal Staff The archeological investigation of a human skull unearthed in May at a home construction site is now complete. Archaeological Services Inc.
City Hall has no business in backyards of it citizens Sir: Seventeen years ago when we bought the property our house now stands on there were four trees on the lot. The trees were the…
Troy Shantz A tree bylaw is exactly what the city needs, says a well-known local naturalist.
This group of children enjoyed an afternoon of sun, sea and sand during a recent outing to Bright’s Grove.
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