Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Troy Shantz Sarnia-Lambton’s federal riding associations are teaming up to present information sessions on Canadian electoral reform. The free public events are at Lambton College on Sept. 29, at 11:30 a.m. in room P111, and…
1 - In what time zone do most Canadians live? 2 - What current local hockey franchise began as the Sarnia Sailors in 1949? 3 - What chain of stores markets Craftsman tools? 4 -…
Journal Staff Two men carrying machetes and living in a makeshift hut in a wooded area of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation were arrested Thursday for running a marijuana grow-op worth $1.1 million.
Tara Jeffrey Sarnia-Lambton’s trend setting use of charge stations for power wheelchairs and scooters was born out of a rainstorm last summer.
U.S. dairy farmer says thanks Sir: I live in a small town in South Indiana, just across the Ohio River from Louisville, KY. While reading the news I read what your city did for the…
Journal Staff If you’re 50-plus and looking for a new activity, Kevan Parsley may have just the solution. “Walking soccer” is played like regular soccer, but in 30-minute games on a shorter field, with smaller…
Peter Smith Over the past 16 federal elections (since 1965), the Liberal Party has won seven majority governments and three minority governments, while the Conservatives/Progressive Conservatives won three majority governments […]
The sale of the former St. Patrick’s high school lands to Bluewater Health is finally complete. The property on East Street sold for $1.85 million, but because the hospital made earlier capital improvements it will…
Tara Jeffrey The recent “float down’ and unexpected arrival of U.S. visitors brought to mind another memorable rescue on the St. Clair River, at least for me.
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