Point Edward budget approved
Point Edward residents will have to pay a little more after village council approved a 1.45% tax rate increase on March 29.
Journal Staff
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GUEST COLUMN: Baby boomers have led a charmed existence
Thea deGroot I am a member of the favoured generation. As a baby boomer, the road was paved for us in education, jobs, healthcare, modern conveniences, travel and easy information access just for showing up…
Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - What were the first names of the pioneering aviators, the Wright brothers? 2 - As of April 1, the toll for a car to cross the Bluewater Bridge at Point Edward will be…
Sarnia Saints ‘playing it forward’
Cathy Dobson A former player and president of the Sarnia Saints Rugby Club is inspiring a major fundraiser to recognize local military sons who died in Afghanistan. Errol Cushley, father of Pte.
Boxes help parents remember a lost infant
Pam Wright Beautiful wooden keepsakes designed for parents who lose a child at birth are at the heart of a thoughtful recycling project.
OPINION: Fooling some of the people some of the time
George Mathewson In 2004 a man fishing from the boat launch in Centennial Park hooked into a big fish. A really, really big fish.
Fire from the sky: Sarnia firefighters part of nearly forgotten chapter from the Second World War
Phil Egan A lesser-known story from the Second World War has an interesting Sarnia connection. C.F.
Parked and neutral
Kevin Wilson pauses to contemplate the St. Clair River from Centennial Park after dropping his son off at the Sarnia Bluewater Wrestling Club. Wilson said it was great to be outdoors and enjoying the warmer…
A giant bird bath
The big field at Canatara Park has been transformed into a temporary lake this week, thanks to two recent rains. Here, a trio of crows join the waterfowl on Tuesday, bathing in the water and…
Group that attracts new doctors at risk of folding
Pam Wright A taskforce charged with attracting new family doctor to Sarnia-Lambton may have to fold unless additional funding can be found, officials say.