
Local human rights case resolved, parties aren’t talking
Cathy Dobson Three years after a Sarnia man complained about how much he is paid at Wawanosh Enterprises sheltered workshop, an undisclosed settlement has been reached.
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Cathy Dobson Three years after a Sarnia man complained about how much he is paid at Wawanosh Enterprises sheltered workshop, an undisclosed settlement has been reached.
Journal Staff Residents looking to safely dispose of confidential or sensitive documents can bring them to Sarnia Police’s annual ‘Shred Event’ on Saturday, June 24.
Journal Staff Things may be looking up for the former Sarnia General Hospital site. Two bids were received by the May 31 deadline following a four-mouth request for proposals, the city said.
Journal Staff Sarnia Police ticketed 40 motorists for distracted driving during a June 6-7 safety initiative, despite having forewarned the public the blitz was coming.

Troy Shantz “Do you think many Sarnia residents have seen their city from the St. Clair River?” radio host Peter Henderson asked a friend one day nearly 40 years ago.
Journal Staff Sting fans will be able to take in a game on almost every day of the week this season.

Phil Egan The number on his fire helmet said it all. Jack Babcock was 108 years old. But he was much younger when he began lying about his true age.

Sarnia photographer Ron D’Haene was taking pictures of his granddaughter’s graduation party near the Blue Water Bridge on June 3 when he happened to notice a young goose chasing after Vincent Wilson and Morgan Robb.
Journal Staff The former St. Peter’s School property could see new life as a retirement home. Zelinka Priamo Ltd.

Micah Moore (#15) of the Sarnia Imperials sneaks around teammate Adam Hart (#23) during a 44-0 drubbing at the hands of the GTA All Starts on June 3 at North Perry Field.