City organization reeling from malicious cyber attack
Troy Shantz U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton isn’t the only one upset about Russian cyber attacks these days.
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Week of Nov. 10
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City woman forms provincial alliance to fight school closures
Cathy Dobson One of the most vocal proponents of the failed Save SCITS campaign is taking her battle to halt school closures to Queen’s Park.
Neglected pooch finds loving home in Sarnia
Troy Shantz Russell is a stray dog who has spent his life rummaging through garbage in a car graveyard in Northern Ontario. Until now.
City Hall vigil held for victims of bullying
About 75 people gathered at City Hall for a peaceful candlelight vigil in support of victims of bullying on Monday, Nov. 7.
Local hydro bills not above provincial average, utility says
Troy Shantz A recent news report that indicated Sarnia has some of the highest hydro rates in Ontario got it wrong, says the head of Bluewater Power.
15-year-old Northern student a threat in multiple sports
Dave Paul He’s just 15, so Sarnia’s Andrew Davies was an underdog heading into last weekend’s OFSAA Cross Country Championships in Port Hope, Ont. Competing as a senior, he was one of the youngest athletes…
Point Edward OPP steps it up following complaints
Cathy Dobson Six weeks after Point Edward residents demanded a better OPP response to escalating vandalism, a greater police presence is being felt and petty crime appears to be down.
OPINION: City council needs comprehensive social media guidelines
Tara Jeffrey City council has approved an amendment to its Code of Conduct that essentially prohibits councillors from saying nasty things about each other and city staff. Given the political climate at City Hall it…
New indigenous student partnership for St. Pat’s
The Catholic school board and Kettle and Stony Point First Nation have reached a tuition services agreement for students attending St. Patrick’s High School. The agreement is the first between the band and St.