Healthcare workers in demand, but the job isn’t easy
Troy Shantz If you’re looking for a career change healthcare might be a field worth exploring, a new report suggests.
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Week of Jan. 19
Palliative care must meet needs of all Canadians Sir: Re: Ken Bryson’s Jan. 5 letter on palliative care.
Local business hurt by Ontario’s climate change plan: Chamber
Troy Shantz The additional cost of Ontario’s cap-and-trade system is “overwhelming” many local businesses already struggling with soaring hydro rates, says the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce.
Hearts for Youth Gala set for Feb. 11
This year’s Rebound’s Hearts for Youth Gala will be held Feb. 11.
Yardage Gained
Recent spells of mild weather have enabled players with the Sarnia Imperials football team to get in some off-season practice.
Resolution at hand for former Holmes Foundry site
Cathy Dobson Point Edward council is poised to get some good news on the former Holmes Foundry lands now that the vexing ownership question has apparently been resolved. “I feel like there is a light…
Axe throwing business expanding at former water park
Troy Shantz After just seven months of operation, Sarnia’s axe-throwing venue is planning to expand.
Week of Jan. 19
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The old “Beaches” line trolley
Reader Virginia Anderson provided this photo showing her grandfather, conductor William James Sisson, standing in the doorway of a Sarnia Street Railway car.
Lucien’s family lauds community for “amazing” support
Troy Shantz The Nadeau family says it’s grateful for an outpouring of support that’s allowed them to spend precious time with Lucien. The five-year-old Sarnia boy underwent 10 hours of surgery in London on Dec.