Spending time in nature brings mental health benefits
Troy Shantz Easing some types of mental illness could be as simple as a walk in the park. So says Kassie Maxwell, a mental health promotion specialist with the Canadian Mental Health Association.
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OPINION: Where is the body of Elizabeth Workman?
Randy Evans and Gary Shrumm The old Sarnia Jail was the site of three executions, namely Thomas Cleary (1862), Elizabeth Workman (1873) and Stephen Kiyoshk (1941).
Sarnia’s ‘Ice Man’ paints circles around the competition
Troy Shantz Cleanliness is to next godliness, but if you ask Don Bourque it’s also the secret to a great game of curling.
Tops in the pool
Ten members of the Rapids 1 swim team had first-place finishes at the St. Clair Erie Aquatic League meet in Leamington, Ont. last month.
Grizzly power
The boys and girls intermediate basketball teams of P.E. McGibbon finioshed their seasons as Sarnia South division champions. A boys’ tournament hosted by the Grizzlies also raised $400 for the Noelle’s Gift Foundation.
Irish win Lambton-Kent hockey crown
The St. Patrick's boys hockey team defeated Great Lakes to win the Lambton Kent high school AAA title this year. The Fighting Irish went on the SWOSSA championship where they fell to St. Anne of…
3 on 3 street hockey challenge is back
Journal Staff The 6th annual Sarnia 3 on 3 Street Hockey challenge is back. The one-day tournament, scheduled for April 29, will take place at Lambton College and coincide with the college’s 50th anniversary.
Doan Rink takes mixed international bonspiel
The Jonathan Doan Rink of the host club emerged victorious at the Sarnia Golf & Curling Club’s 65 th annual Mixed International Bonspiel on March 5.
CANstruction winners announced
The Inn of the Good Shepherd has announced the winners of the sixth annual CANstruction, a food drive and fundraiser in which teams compete by building structures out of cans. The displays can be viewed…
City boys headed to one of world’s largest soccer tourneys
Troy Shantz Two Sarnia FC players are headed overseas to play in the largest youth soccer tournament in the world. Kieran Maddock, 12, and Tyler Hopwood, 11, were chosen to play in the Gothia Cup…