
New petition bolsters opposition to SCITS closure
A group fighting the closure of SCITS has launched an online petition in an 11th-hour bid to save the city high school. SaveScits says it’s not opposed to SCITS and St.
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A group fighting the closure of SCITS has launched an online petition in an 11th-hour bid to save the city high school. SaveScits says it’s not opposed to SCITS and St.

Sarnia’s 402 Business Park is finally seeing some action. Union Gas and the Carpenters’ Union Local 1256 have each purchased land in the municipally-owned park, which is sandwiched between London Line and Highway 402 east…

Tara Jeffrey Business is booming for Joyce Keelan and she thanks – in part - Canada’s recent ketchup controversy.

Cathy Dobson Dozens of former students are returning to Sarnia Collegiate’s 94-year-old auditorium this week for just the third SCITS Alumni Revue in school history.

Seven athletes from Bluewater Gymnastics competed at the Ontario Provincial Championships April 9-10, and three emerged as provincial champions.

Tara Jeffrey The program director of a popular Port Huron country music station picked up a demo disc in 2007 that caught his eye.

George Mathewson Over the past 20 years Sarnia’s downtown has morphed from a gouged out commercial shell into a humming blender of culture and enterprise. But one thing’s been missing in the core essential to…

THEN, ABOVE: The last graduating class at St. Patrick's High School on East Street assembled for this group photo, taken on May 22, 2014.

Tori Anne Miller, seen here, and St. Clair Secondary teammate Kate Prudom are this year's LKSSAA senior girls badminton doubles champions. The Lambton-Kent finals were held April 13 at St. Francois Xavier secondary school.

The girls U15 ‘Thunder Boom’ team from Sarnia’s Twin Bridge Volleyball were silver medalists at the recent Ontario Volleyball Association Provincial Championships.