
Counsellors aim to fill need clinical support need
Cathy Dobson A trio of social workers has started a new private counselling service they say offers traditional as well as newer strategies to combat Sarnia’s most prevalent mental health problems.
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Cathy Dobson A trio of social workers has started a new private counselling service they say offers traditional as well as newer strategies to combat Sarnia’s most prevalent mental health problems.

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Tara Jeffrey Cindy Scholten stood outside Sarnia City Hall last Friday amidst a crowd of some 300 people, holding a pink sign she’d just made at the dollar store.

Troy Shantz On a dark fall night when most people are curled up inside watching TV, you can find a few out walking through the woods, enjoying stars, searching for owls. Moonlight Walks, like the…

Dave Paul Darryl Sittler picked the right time to release a book. This year marks the 40th anniversary of his most noteworthy accomplishments as a player – his NHL-record 10-point game and an overtime goal…

Troy Shantz A donation from Bluewater Power could help city council decide to replace Sarnia’s grounded Showmobile with a new portable stage.

Troy Shantz For Alawode Oluwasegun, or “Bisi” as he’s better known, taking photographs is about much more than framing the shot. “I sincerely love people and I try as much as possible to create stories…

Moses Lunham, an artist from the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, leads an art class at the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery on Oct. 26. The free, after-school program for youth ages 9…

Cathy Dobson The first hint something is different about this court is the arrangement of tobacco, sage and an Eagle’s feather on a wooden railing behind the defence team.

If Chemical Valley moves, good riddance Sir: It’ll be a pleasure to see the Chemical Valley dismantled. Anyone who has grown up barely able to breath with asthma and a puffer, as I have, watched…