
‘Spin It Out’ works out the body to help the mind
Cathy Dobson It’s about working out together and heading off mental health problems before they get serious.
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Cathy Dobson It’s about working out together and heading off mental health problems before they get serious.

Troy Shantz The Sarnia Kinsmen Ribfest is coming home to Centennial Park. “Everything is falling into place,” said Jack Struck, co-chair of the event and a Kinsmen Club of Sarnia member.

Tara Jeffrey When Ciara Ross spent the summer of 2015 working in Italy she was struck by what she saw on European shorelines: a chaotic scene of desperate people, tents, huts, dinghies and garbage.

Journal Staff A Sarnia Wrestler struck gold recently at the 2017 Cadet and Juvenile Provincial Championships. Nathan Moro, representing the Sarnia-Bluewater Wrestling Club, clinched first in the 76kg juvenile category at the Brampton, Ont. meet.

Peter Clarke Social and the liberal left media have gone ballistic over U.S. President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown. There has been more outrage from the left over his so-called Muslim ban than over terror itself.
Journal Staff Some 47% of Sarnia residents are registered organ donors, which is well above the provincial average of 30%, according to the Trillium Gift of Life Network.

Tara Jeffrey Despite having a presence in Sarnia for nearly two decades, the Lambton Mental Wellness Centre still remains a little-known haven for people struggling with mental illness and their families, says its interim director.

The Huron Lakers major atom basketball team has had a busy few weeks, winning the Port Huron Hoops Classic, taking silver at its home Huron Lakers tournament, and claiming gold again at a tournament in…
Journal Staff A free workshop is being offered to help job seekers and new employees improve their soft skills. Participants will hear which soft skills employers are looking for – problem solving, work ethic, teamwork,…
Journal Staff Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu’s palliative care bill has passed with unanimous support in the House of Commons.