Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Troy Shantz When someone shows up at the hospital emergency department suffering a mental health breakdown it means the system hasn’t worked very well, local medical experts say. “We don’t want to (be) treating people…
Tara Jeffrey Abbey Leblanc needs to get back on track. So says her mom, Mary, who’s desperately seeking a replacement racing wheelchair for her daughter with the track and field season already underway.
Journal Staff The Colts Drum Line has found a new home. The student percussion group has been offered space at the Community of Christ Church, across the road from the former St. Clair High School.
Tom Tonen Last summer I happened to hear a radio snippet of Mayor Mike Bradley contemplating the need for a tree bylaw.
Journal Staff The Bluewater Health Foundation is bringing mental health advocate and broadcaster Michael Landsberg to Sarnia this fall.
Journal Staff The leaders of the province’s three main political parties paid a visit to Sarnia recently to participate in the Ontario Chamber of Commerce’s annual general meeting.
Journal Staff John Stack recorded his fourth career hole-in-one when he aced the seventh hole at the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club on May. 10. Stack used a nine iron from 116 yards while playing…
Journal Staff The flags flew at half-mast at City Hall last week to honour the passing of one of Sarnia’s most senior administrators. City engineer and acting city manager André Morin died suddenly and of…
Lauren Armstrong of the Sarnia Y Rapids 1 swim team finished second in the girls 8-9 division at the at the St. Clair-Erie Aquatic League season championship meet in Leamington on April 23. She is…
Troy Shantz Despite bad weather, historically low fish catches and the lack of a public boat launch, organizers of the 41st annual Salmon Derby were upbeat following Sarnia’s premiere fishing event.
