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Gary Roach Mental health becomes a hot topic when there's a suicide. What good mental health and suicide prevention requires is stigma reduction. There's a lot of talk among the mentally ill that the stigma…
Cathy Dobson Phil Egan and Kevin McHarg are discovering plenty of little gems that promise to make an upcoming history of Sarnia’s fire department a real page-turner.
Barry Wright Jillian Drouin has every intention of wearing the Maple Leaf when the world convenes in Brazil in August for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Year of Local Laura Greaves This is the fourth in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in Sarnia. Dr.
Pam Wright Special to The Journal For Marc Hammond, working from home is a great way to fly. The Bright’s Grove resident is a business developer for Ottawa-based Aviation Communications, and likes everything about working…
New gaming effort offensive Sir: I received a flyer this week from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, who are now trying to run a new bingo gaming site on Upper Canada Drive. They must…
George Mathews on As an old newspaper guy I was deeply saddened to see the Guelph Mercury deliver its last print edition on Friday.
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Barry Wright Three Sarnia high schools will contend for the crown when the Lambton Kent Secondary School Athletic Association boys hockey playoffs begin next week. St. Patrick’s hosts Chatham-Kent on Feb. 10 at 3 p.m.
It’s last call to see some great art in downtown Sarnia. Due to strong demand, the Masterworks of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery exhibition has been extended for one week, to Feb. 15. More than 12,000…
