
A happy reunion for ships that pass in the night
Troy Shantz When Sue Topley’s son comes to town she doesn’t get a knock at the door, she gets three toots of a freighter’s horn as it glides under the Blue Water Bridge. Alan Bell…
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Troy Shantz When Sue Topley’s son comes to town she doesn’t get a knock at the door, she gets three toots of a freighter’s horn as it glides under the Blue Water Bridge. Alan Bell…

Journal Staff More upgrades approved for the VIA train station in Sarnia is a sign of good things to come, says an organization pushing for improved passenger service.

Journal Staff The Sarnia Sting were ready to begin another season of Ontario Hockey League action Wednesday night in game against the archrival London Knights.

Another season of high school sports has resumed on a number of fronts.

Cathy Dobson The unpredictable weather of early October is the reason a newer art show has chosen to locate in a greenhouse, where the glass roof protects all works from the elements.

1 - What was the Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz hoping to find? 2 - What street is the site of this Saturday’s annual antique car show that raises money for the Salvation Army?…

George Mathewson There’s been a lot of chatter about the name of Sarnia’s newly consolidated high school - Great Lakes Secondary – most of it negative. Personally, I don’t think it’s a bad name. But…

Like generations of Sarnians before him, four-year-old Bentley Bowen relished the chance to climb up on “Big Tom” earlier this summer.

Phil Egan He was one of the most intriguing and accomplished men ever to live in Sarnia. In the 30 years before the advent of the 20 th century - what Mark Twain called The…

Bluewater Trails is hosting a truly open house Sunday on the Howard Watson Nature Trail. Committee members are staffing a pair of kiosks - at Michigan Avenue and Modeland Road - to share information and…