
Home for the medically fragile preparing to expand
Cathy Dobson A unique home in Sarnia’s north end where medically fragile residents enjoy exceptional quality of life is about to nearly double in size.
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Cathy Dobson A unique home in Sarnia’s north end where medically fragile residents enjoy exceptional quality of life is about to nearly double in size.

Phil Egan My wife Laurie and her sister, Mary, tell school tales about “home economics” that would sound strange to today’s school kids. Laurie went to High Park School but remembers hurrying over to Hanna…

Troy Shantz Four Sarnia businesses have launched an ‘Independent Business Consortium’ in a bid to improve communication with City Hall.

The job of a summer lifeguard can be a lonely one when the weather doesn’t co-operate. These two veterans huddle under an umbrella while scanning a nearly deserted Canatara Beach in a rain shower last…

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I bought them and I planted them, so they are my trees Sir: I am the owner of a 60-by-157 foot lot in the north end of the city, which was once a farmer’s field.

Troy Shantz A California startup hoping to transform the bottled water industry by producing a renewal bottle is building its steppingstone plant in Sarnia in part to capitalize on local expertise, its CEO says.

Troy Shantz When students return to Lakeroad School for classes this fall they might notice something different. The public elementary school in Sarnia’s north end will have no male teachers on staff. Zero.

Tara Jeffrey Corunna’s annual Captain Kidd Days continue to grow thanks to overwhelming support from the community, organizers say.

Troy Shantz It’s been a perfect storm this season for the Sarnia Senior Braves - and that’s a good thing.