First Nation puts end to non-members fishing from shoreline
The Aamjiwnaang First Nation has posted private property signs along the St. Clair River to prevent non-band members from fishing there.
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Labour Day parade
Sarnia’s Labour Day parade will be held on Monday, Sept. 4, starting at Wellington Street at 9:30 a.m. and proceeding north on Front Street to Centennial Park. The theme of this year’s parade is: Canada…
Input sought on local economic development
The Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership is looking for public input to help create a strategic plan. The plan will provide recommendations guiding the economic development of Sarnia-Lambton over the next three to five years.
City now charging fee to reserve tennis courts
Sarnia has begun charging a fee to reserve its busiest tennis and pickleball courts.
City club hosts Southwestern junior tennis tournament
Journal Staff The Sarnia Riding Club hosted the fifth stop of the Little Caesar’s Junior Tennis Tour recently. A total of 35 juniors participated in the event, which sees players earn points at each stop…
The Sarnia Journal Trivia Challenge
1 - By winning Wimbledon for the eighth time, what tennis great now has won 19 major championships? 2 - A three-on-three ball hockey tournament has been added to the 32nd edition of what three-day…
City lacrosse player at national championship this week
Troy Shantz For Eric McDonald, the third time’s a charm. The 14-year-old lacrosse player with the Sarnia Minor Pacers had been eyeing a spot on Ontario’s box lacrosse team the past three years.
Grammy-winning bluesman brings live show to Sarnia
Troy Shantz Sarnians will have a chance to experience one of the last original Mississippi bluesmen when Bobby Rush takes to the Station Music Hall stage on Aug. 12.
Lawn bowling champs
Jim Foley, left, and Bob McQueen were the winners of the D.J. Robb Funeral Home lawn bowling tournament, which was played July 15 at the Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club in Germain Park. Submitted Photo
Cynthia Fay performing this First Friday weekend
Cathy Dobson Cynthia Fay Gutierrez Marhue knew only a few guitar chords when she wrote and recorded her first songs. “I became a musician by accident,” she admits.