Creative city housing initiative gets green light
Pam Wright Two men with developmental disabilities will soon have a new home, thanks to a pilot project involving three area agencies.
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Oh deer!
This white-tailed deer was spotted in the area of Russell Street and Kathleen Avenue this morning. Deer occasionally wander into Sarnia's residential neighbourhoods but they are rarely seen in the centre of the city.
Help is available for dogs scared by fireworks
Pam Wright It’s not that Wilson isn’t patriotic; he just doesn’t care for fireworks. In fact, the eight-year-old German Boxer becomes absolutely terrified on Canada Day, May 2-4 weekend and every other holiday involving explosive…
Insurance agent left the hottest for coldest country
Year of Local Laura Greave s This is the 17th in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in Sarnia.
When the great Ned Hanlan thrilled Sarnia
Phil Egan There couldn’t have been more excitement in town if George Clooney, Tom Cruise and Ryan Gosling had been spotted strolling together down Christina Street.
LGBTQ community observes Orlando shooting with candlelit vigil
Troy Shantz Special to The Journal Residents, concerned citizens and community activists from all walks gathered at city hall on Monday to remember those killed in the Orlando, Florida shootings.
Elusive Tragically Hip keep fans guessing
Cathy Dobson Dade Moss knows Tragically Hip tickets would be a perfect Father’s Day gift for his dad but, like thousands of others, he is disappointed.
Week of June 16
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Week of June 16
U.S. visitors deserved better exchange rate Sir: We recently had six visitors stay with us in Sarnia, four of them from Ohio and two from Britain who were holidaying in the U.S.
Trans woman helping other Sarnians live authentically
Pam Wright It took more than 50 years, but Paula Smith has no regrets about finally revealing her heart’s desire. “I love being me,” she says. “It wonderful to live authentically as your true self.