Bradleygate in the Twittersphere
The crisis at City Hall has caught the attention of former Sarnia residents on social media.
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Santavy breaks weightlifting records, sets sights on Junior Worlds
Dave Paul Boady Santavy continued his climb to weightlifting stardom with a record-setting performance in Mississauga on Nov.
Lambton College emerging as a leader in applied research
Troy Shantz Lambton College has received recognition as one of the top research colleges in Canada. The Sarnia-based institution was ranked first in Ontario and third in the nation by Research Infosource Inc.
New limits on shipping containers
Sarnia is restricting the use of shipping containers to industrial areas of the city The large steel boxes traditionally used to ship goods on boats and trucks will be allowed in residential and commercial area,…
Charities receive ‘Float Down’ money
Money that a Marysville, Michigan man raised to compensate Sarnia for rescuing U.S. citizens washed ashore in the botched Port Huron ‘Float Down’ has now been distributed.
The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - What is the largest of the New England states, covering over 50,000 square kilometers? 2 - The score for the short film Mariner, part of last week’s SWIFF, was written by what accomplished Sarnia…
Residents to get monthly bills for water, hydro
Sarnia residents will receive hydro and water bills once a month starting in January. The switch from bi-monthly billing was ordered by the Ontario Energy Board to ensure uniform and consistent billing across the province.
Get ready, set for the annual Teddy Bear Toss
Journal Staff Throwing things on the ice at a hockey game is generally frowned upon. But once a year it’s actually encouraged at a Sarnia Sting game.
Remembrance Day services observed
A 'March of Colours' featuring Canadian Forces veterans, active personnel, cadets and local first-responders heads through the downtown on its way to the Remembrance Day services in Veteran's Park this morning.
Extending the season
The leaves of November may be falling but Kerry Hagan had no trouble staying upright while waterskiing on the St. Clair River at Corunna this week. Submitted Photo