Week of February 16
More important than ever to keep our community parks Sir: Regarding the piece on Baxter Park, “A council Q&A – should Sarnia sell off its surplus land?” With respect, I think The Journal asked the…
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Local voters showed little interest in electoral reform
Journal Staff A Camlachie man who helped organized a series of electoral reform meetings says he wasn’t surprised when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau broke his promise to replace the current voting system.
Big or small, Awesome Paws ready to tend them all
Cathy Dobson Marita Linde’s clients are a breed apart. They often show their appreciation by licking her face. Some drool and rub against her legs. One even oinks.
Young ‘disease detectives’ share diagnoses with an expert
Cathy Dobson Can you say kwashiorkor? Do you know what it means? Elementary students Will Webster and William Nikel figured it out at a recent enrichment day called Disease Detectives.
Week of February 16
What’s happening events must be open to the public, of general interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event.
Interfaith Solidarity
Around 300 people gathered at Sarnia's mosque on London Line Wednesday night for an Interfaith Solidarity and Open House event hosted by the Sarnia Muslim Association.
Armed conflict
Bennett Vani, #24, of the St. Patrick’s senior boys basketball team, collides with Devin Cardinal of Great Lakes during a LKSSAA league game played Feb 7. Host St. Pat’s defeated Great Lakes 46-38. Bruce Smith,…
College thanking community with whirlwind ‘Legacy Day’
Cathy Dobson Lambton College is preparing to celebrate its deep community roots with a whirlwind of contributions made in a single day by as many as 3,000 students and staff.
Spring countdown
The "traditional" Canadian winter predicted by meteorologists last fall has been anything but, with frequent rainy spells and a couple of record-setting high days so far this winter.
Board of the local skate parks
Chris Lelievre, seen here, and buddy Logan Burdett practice their skateboard moves at the Seaway Kiwanis Pavilion in Canatara Park last week.