Downtown redevelopment stalled by legal fight
Cathy Dobson More shops and services are moving into downtown’s Bayside Centre, despite its new owner being embroiled in a legal battle with his former business partner.
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The lost island of Pet-Tag-Wano has morphed into Point Edward
Phil Egan When the French explorer La Salle and his tiny ship reached what’s now Point Edward in the late 17 th century he found Lake Huron entering the St. Clair River through three separate…
Week of July 21
Noelle Paquette Memorial School? Sir: The Cox Youth Centre in Tecumseh Park was a busy spot to be on July 9th.
Fare exchange
Sarnia Transits is testing a pair of new bus shelters on Exmouth Street that are powered by the sun. Each saves $34 monthly in electricity and avoided $20,000 in repair costs associated with their underground…
Kinsmen Centre to be sold
Sarnia is preparing to sell off the ailing Kinsmen Centre on Lakeshore Road. Council voted last week to put the building and two-acre property on the market, and if no other public body is interested…
OPINION: Sarnia has lost a quiet hero
Tara Jeffrey In this job, you cross paths with so many people -- and everyone you meet leaves some kind of impact -- some more positive than others.
Tragically Hip concert party could be huge
Cathy Dobson It’s going to be a party, a tribute and a fond farewell when the Tragically Hip’s final concert is broadcast live in Canatara Park Aug. 20.
Mac attack
A half dozen boats out of the Sarnia Yacht Club participated in this year’s Port Huron to Mackinac yacht race, including the SA SEA CAT, seen nere.
The Thai has turned for South East Café owner
Cathy Dobson Selina Ip’s car is practically on autopilot these days, running between her East Street café and her new Thai restaurant on Murphy Road. She’s back and forth six days a week, ensuring all…
Inaugural cycling event sells out
Journal Staff More than 500 cyclists have registered for the Bluewater International Granfondo, meaning the July 31 event has sold out.