Legacy of Joanne Klauke-LaBelle lives on
Pam Wright The late Joanne Klauke-LaBelle, founder of Harmony for Youth, is being honored posthumously with a Governor General’s Meritorious Service Decoration.
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Dan Edwards and his inspirational mental health campaign is all about giving back
Cathy Dobson Each year on the anniversary of the day he became a paraplegic while roughhousing with friends, Dan Edwards celebrates. That’s right. He celebrates. “I celebrate because I could be dead,” he says.
Guest column: Games meant to be Rio’s coming out party
Craig Hobin Sarnia’s Craig Hobin is a special contributor reporting from the Olympics in Brazil.
The Sarnia Journal’s weekly trivia challenge
1 - What nationality is actress Catherine Zeta Jones? 2 - Sarnia’s Julia Greenshields will be competing at the upcoming Olympics in what sport? 3 - Approximately how many electric cars are on the road…
A fine catch
Tom Moore holds up a fishing rig he recovered while snorkelling near the LAWSS water plant at the mouth of the St. Clair River.
A day at the beach
After a seven-hour outing that featured pizza at the beach in Bright's Grove, it was a long but happy trek home on the Old Lakeshore Road for this group.
Henry Ford goes shopping in downtown Sarnia
Phil Egan “History is bunk.” For uttering those words Henry Ford was ridiculed as an ignoramus in newspapers across the United States.
Happy Anniversary!
Christina Payne sent us this photo of her parents, Tom and Patricia Buscher, of Sarnia. The couple are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary in Halifax, Nova Scotia and brought the Sarnia Journal with them to…
Opinion: Brazil’s passion for sport starts at the beach
Editor’s note: Sarnia’s Craig Hobin is a special contributor reporting from the Olympics in Brazil In Brazil, soccer is king.
Street names tell the story of Sarnia
T om St. Amand In 1938 Charlotte Nisbet Vidal, the local historian and granddaughter of city co-founder Captain Richard Vidal, said she was very thankful that Sarnia’s streets were named and not numbered.