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Troy Shantz Sarnia’s parks manager is confident the city can eradicate phragmites at the Howard Watson Trail and parts of Canatara Park. “It may take a couple of years of what I call spot spraying,”…
Troy Shantz Bluewater Health is a step closer to building an addiction and mental-health support centre in Sarnia. The hospital recently received a $200,000 planning grant from the Ontario government to find a site and…
Sarnians are owed an explanation for Centennial Park fiasco Sir: The current status of Centennial Park leaves me mystified, and as a former Project Manager I have to question it.
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Painter Glenn Uaid, of Sarnia, applies a coat of paint to the Victorian facade of the former Masonic Lodge building on Front Street. Glenn Ogilvie
Troy Shantz Sarnians love their hockey, soccer and baseball. But a sport developed in 16th century England involving games that can last for days also has a small but dedicated following locally.
Cathy Dobson Large mounds of slightly contaminated soil dredged from Sarnia Harbour and dumped at Chris Hadfield Airport are generating a lot of complaints this summer.
Cathy Dobson A neat line of window hangings, already fired in the kiln and ready for pick up, decorate the workbenches at Justine Goulet’s fused glass studio.
Troy Shantz If you’ve always wanted to hike among the craters of Mars, you’re in luck. And you don’t need a spaceship.
It probably wasn’t the architect’s intent, but the large decorative rocks around the MacPerson Fountain provide an ideal climbing ground for children each summer. Here, Jason Beauvais, 6, leaps barefoot to a stone occupied by…
