Week of Dec. 22
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Journal Staff
Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Articles by Journal Staff
Rare hill discovered in Sarnia!
Sarnia’s Point Lands are reaching new heights. The greenspace between the Sarnia Bay Marina and Sydney Smith Wharf has been the temporary home of soil moved during the remediation of neighbouring Centennial Park.
Changes to Ontario College of Trade a divisive issue for local unions
Troy Shantz Changes coming at the Ontario College of Trade (OCAT) represent an attack on all skilled trades in the province, a local union leader says.
All is bright
A family Christmas tradition begun 61 years ago in Froomfield by the late Pat Ryan Sr. and his wife Rose continues to shine brightly this season.
‘Awesome’ community rallies to help boy, 5, with brain tumour
Troy Shantz Jessica and Stephan Nadeau received the devastating news Dec. 9. Doctors at Children’s Hospital in London had found a tumor in the brain of their five-year-old son, Lucien.
New device could put sleeping solar farms to work
Troy Shantz New technology developed by a Western University professor in collaboration with Bluewater Power could soon put solar farms to work at night by stabilizing Ontario’s electricity grid and increasing its efficiency.
OPINION: Targeting free speech won’t solve City Hall’s problems
George Mathewson The sad spectacle that is Sarnia’s municipal government may have hit bottom last week when council approved a measure that will muzzle political discourse in this city for years to come.
Neighbours hit nothing but net
Residents on Bernard Court will be able to keep their basketball net after city council granted relief from a streets bylaw it violates.
Not one, but two “eight-enders” recorded at curling club
This quartet was all smiles after scoring a very rare eight-ender in the afternoon senior men’s league at the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club of Dec. 7. From left are Jim Parish, Jim Scales (skip),…
Point Edward casino operator chosen
Journal Staff Gateway Casinos and Entertainment will take over day-to-day operations of the Point Edward Casino as early as this spring. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation said last week it had selected the B.C.