Panelists tackle diverse topics at next Sarnia Speaks
Tara Jeffrey Eating disorders, postpartum depression, and how to cope after losing someone to suicide are just some of the topics to be highlighted at the next Sarnia Speaks event.
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OPINION: City’s service clubs were launched over lunch
Phil Egan Back in the 1970s, before I became a holiday operator in Toronto, I was part of the city’s airline community, comprising all of the airlines that operated offices in the city.
A Q&A with city councillor Cindy Scholten-Holt
Editor’s note: This interview was done prior to the Oct. 7 release of a workplace harassment report involving Mayor Mike Bradley Cathy Dobson Coun.
Week of Oct. 13
Enough with the council witch hunt, already Sir: How much is councillor Cindy Scholten being paid to spend time looking through closets at city hall? Although I, in my not so humble opinion, thought Anne…
Councillors say limiting mayor’s City Hall access was necessary
Troy Shantz Mayor Mike Bradley’s access to City Hall was restricted to protect the safety of municipal employees, councillors say. Bradley tried to enter City Hall on Saturday, Oct.
Week of Oct. 13
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Downtown workers upset by Bayside parking hike
Cathy Dobson A price increase of nearly 300% for monthly underground parking passes at Bayside Centre will drive away business, a downtown employee says.
Way down upon a phraggy river
Glenn Ogilvie The war against phragmites has opened on another, larger front in Sarnia.
Ontario’s greenhouse gas plan could spell big trouble for Sarnia
Troy Shantz Ontario’s new ‘Cap and Trade’ legislation will have serious financial consequences for local industry and could even see refineries here forced to close down, a local union president warns.
Plug pulled on the Celebration of Lights
There will be no Celebration of Lights this winter. Organizers say they lack both the funds and the volunteer commitment needed to organize the event in Centennial Park this holiday season.