Fentanyl powder is here, frontline workers brace for impact
Troy Shantz Health Canada confirmed last week that a Sarnia Police drug seizure thought to be heroin was actually fentanyl powder - the first seizure of its kind in the city.
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At new Italian food shop the pastabilities are endless
Cathy Dobson Local retailer Andre Proia says he believes in building on success. He and his wife Marisa, longtime owners of Maran Fashions, started an online imported Italian food and wine business called Medusa about…
Judo winners
Eight members of the Bushido Sing Judo Club of Sarnia brought medals home from the judo portion of the All Community Games in Unionville on June 17.
What’s Happening: week of June 29
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Pavilion, field house added to Point splash park
Cathy Dobson First, aboriginal artifacts were discovered. Then it was a nest of killdeer eggs that couldn’t be moved.
OPINION: SCITS grad created and lived school motto – ‘to the stars’
George Mathewson Sarnia Collegiate has produced many notable citizens over the years, from author Marian Engel and actor James “Scotty” Doohan, to Chief Justice Patrick Kerwin and Roberta MacAdams, Canada’s first female MPP.
City lawyer offering cash reward to unmask the source of Twitter account
Troy Shantz A city lawyer is offering a $1,000 reward to anyone who can identify the source of an anonymous Twitter account that targets select City Hall politicians and administrators.
Your guide to celebrating Canada Day
Cathy Dobson Canada’s 150th birthday is almost here and the party is on! There won’t be another weekend offing so much to do in our area for some time, and most of it is free…
Poisonous air made St. Clair River Tunnel a deadly place to work
Phil Egan By 1902 there had already been multiple deaths by asphyxiation in the St. Clair River Tunnel. In the early days of the tunnel’s existence, before electric-powered trains moved people and goods beneath the…
It’s back to the drawing board for Jackson Pool site
Troy Shantz Sarnia councillors say they want more input from the public before deciding the fate of Jackson Pool. A June 17 staff report had proposed replacing the 51-year-old swimming pool with a splash pad…