Swimmer headed to provincials
After breaking several provincial records at recent meets, Sarnia’s Sue Weir is gearing up for the 2016 Ontario Masters Swimming Championship.
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After breaking several provincial records at recent meets, Sarnia’s Sue Weir is gearing up for the 2016 Ontario Masters Swimming Championship.
An accessible taxi service in now available in Sarnia. United Taxi’s accessible cab is on the road operating between the hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday.

Journal Staff Residents fighting to save SCITS from closure have found an ally in city hall planners. A city report released last week states that if the Lambton Kent District School Board must axe a…
A volunteer group that provides with good used beds to families in need needs a little help itself right now.
After breaking several provincial records at recent meets, Sarnia’s Sue Weir is gearing up for the 2016 Ontario Masters Swimming Championship.
City Hall wants your feedback. Sarnia is currently working on a new Strategic Plan, a document that will outline the direction and priorities for city council for years to come. Residents can visit www.sarnia.

Brandon Layman of the Sarnia Legionnaires was a runner-up for the Western Ontario Hockey Conference's Most Valuable Player Award for 2016. Layman, shown here being congratulted by team assistant general manager Jim Drexler, had 52…

The Sarnia Rapids swim team made waves at a recent invitational swim meet in London and brought home nine first place medals.

This trio of skaters from the Point Edward Skating Club qualified for the Skate Ontario provincial championships held March 19-20 in Sudbury. They are also preparing for the club's annual Ice Reflections show at the…

It will cost more to use the Blue Water Bridge starting April 1. Crossing in a car from Point Edward to Port Huron will cost $4 in Canadian funds, a 50-cent increase. If you pay…