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1 - Eeyore, Piglet, and Christopher are friends of which fictional character? 2 - In what decade did the Sarnia Imperials twice win the Grey Cup? 3 - Before choosing what name for one of…
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1 - Eeyore, Piglet, and Christopher are friends of which fictional character? 2 - In what decade did the Sarnia Imperials twice win the Grey Cup? 3 - Before choosing what name for one of…

Phil Egan “Get the pants on them!” That was a lesson I learned from Maury Goldberg at Taylor’s Men’s Wear on Christina Street. I worked there for a time during my high school days. Owners…

Troy Shantz When a wrestling match breaks out between siblings in most home the parents intervene. Not at the Allen household. “We even have a wrestling mat in our basement,” said father Tim Allen. “We…

Citizen responds to Integrity Commissioner’s decision Sir: I am furious at the Integrity Commissioner's latest letter to the mayor, council, and media! He states I have broken the requested confidentiality on the complaint that I submitted…

Dave Paul Abby Whiteye's hoops career got off to a shaky start. The senior at Northern Collegiate recalls trying out for her first basketball travel team in Grade 5 and being cut from the roster.

Troy Shantz While many 12-year-olds play video games and surf the Internet this time of year, Paige Ferguson is addressing hunger in the community. And she’s found a tasty way to do it.

Cathy Dobson The owners of a local art studio for children are taking their personal philosophy about giving at Christmas and asking the community to join in.

Cathy Dobson City Councillor Brian White has a very personal reason for wanting a long-awaited residential detox centre to open in Sarnia.

Troy Shantz Sarnia’s Bobbi Jo Dalziel is the number one female lightweight mixed martial artist in the world. The Lambton College grad claimed the top spot by defeating former champ Jozette Cotton in a unanimous…

Journal Staff Sarnia Police say charges are expected to be laid after a 16-year-old took the keys of his parents car and drove it right through a brick home early Monday morning.