Sturgeons win
Aiden Wildfong of the Sarnia Sturgeons junior varsity team attempts to evade a tackle during a 43-7 victory over the Hamilton Tigercats in Ontario Football Conference action.
Journal Staff
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The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 – Which is taller: The Statue of Liberty or the Eiffel Tower? 2 – In what city park would you find an anchor dedicated to the men and women […]
Troy Story: Journal reporter featured in Photo Life
Tara Jeffrey Troy Shantz’s work is earning high praise in one of Canada’s premiere photography magazines.
Track athletes win 8 medals at Ontario championships
Journal Staff Sarnia’s high school athletes again did the city proud at the 2017 OFSAA Championships, held in Belleville June 1-3.
London Road will be congested and noisy until July 14
Drivers can expect delays 24-7 as road crews resurface a key piece of London Road over the next few weeks. The intersection of London and Murphy roads will be closed all day on Monday, June…
Griffins soar
Both the senior boys and senior girls teams from Gregory A. Hogan School went 4-0 to win the Lambton County Catholic District School Board soccer tournament held in Germain Park.
City seeks feedback on bylaw to regulate privately owned trees
Journal Staff Sarnia is preparing to bring in a tree bylaw, and residents have several ways to weigh in.
Griffins soar
Both the senior girls and senior boys teams from Gregory A. Hogan School went 4-0 to win the Lambton County Catholic District School Board soccer tournament held in Germain Park. The girls’ team includes, from…
Multi-talented St. Pat’s athlete has been tearing it up at the track
Troy Shantz Paige Vrolyk has landed on the track and field podium several times already this season, but the St. Patrick's tenth-grader is really a Jill-of-all-trades.
Hockey isn’t the only game in town, students find at special event
Glenn Ogilvie About 200 students from Cathcart Public School were joined by others from the neighbourhood to test-drive some non-traditional activities during a special event at the school.