Sarnia at War: a chronicle of our city’s sacrifices
“Lest we forget” is a phrase heard often this time of year. Essentially, it’s a plea to remember the sacrifices that have been made before so that we may live in peace and freedom today.
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Remarkable Dionne family sent five members to war
Tom Slater and Tom St. Amand In 1934, the Dionne quintuplets became internationally famous, a medical marvel and instant symbols of joy and of hope in the Great Depression.
Cadence aims to foster community of writers, musicians
Cathy Dobson Sharon Berg wants to see the local writing community flourish.
GUEST COLUMN: There’s a reason they call Bradley ‘the people’s mayor’
Steve Coleman If there’s anything I learned during my two-plus decades in the newspaper business, it’s that everyone has an agenda. Some are just more open about it than others. Heck, some even gloat about…
Machinist breathes new life into vintage bicycles
Troy Shantz Neglected and rusting in the garage, old bicycles usually end up on the scrap heap. But one Sarnia machinist sees value in restoring the two-wheeled treasures and is breathing new life into them for…
Operation Christmas Tree gearing up
This year’s Operation Christmas Tree kicks off Nov. 17 with a Poor Boy Luncheon at the Legion Hall on Albert Street in Corunna, starting at 11:30 a.m.
Week of Nov. 10
Mayor’s behaviour not confined to recent years Sir: After much consideration I feel compelled to add my voice to the findings of Robert Swayze, the Integrity Commissioner, and Lauren Bernardi, the Human Resources Lawyer.
Light on
Keeping the Blue Water Bridge in tiptop shape requires a big stretch for Blue Water Bridge Authority maintenance worker Shawn Kennedy as he replaces a light cover on the main support pier of the international…
Bluewater Health’s CT scanner project
Bluewater Health is preparing for the arrival of a new CT scanner next year that will create quicker, easier and less stressful 3D diagnostic images of the human body. A $2.
The history of the valiant First Hussars regiment
Phil Egan Sarnia and London are connected by more than the 160-year-old London Road. Both cities are home to garrisons of the celebrated First Hussars, which is the primary Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment of the Canadian…