Sitting is the new smoking
Cathy Dobson Most people don’t realize the damage they are doing when they sit for long periods, says ergonomist Brenda Mallat. “We are a culture that sits way too much. That’s not what we’re designed…
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Chmelevski at U-17 Hockey Challenge
Barry Wright If you scan the Team USA roster at this week's World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in B.C., Sasha Chmelevski's information sticks out. The 16-year-old is the only player on the list playing in the…
City backs off on church restrictions
Journal Staff Sarnia council does not want to get entangled in another court battle with the city’s churches.
GUEST COLUMN: There’s a word for our deep affiliation with animals
Susan Roberts Some of the best things in life are free. Even better, some of those best things are right here in Sarnia. The Children’s Animal Farm is a perfect example. When Meagan was a…
Bridge repairs
The U.S. side of Blue Water Bridge is under wraps as workers blast and repaint the original span. Glenn Ogilvie
St. Clair victorious at home tournament
Eagle Bressette of the St. Clair Colts senior boys basketball team, right, sets up a block against Jaxon Gordon of St. Patrick’s during the St Clair Junior and Senior Boys Volleyball Tournament final on Oct.…
Lambton Lions edged by Sheridan
Mike Lucier (#33) of the Lambton Lions goes up to deny a shot by Keenan Danso-Dapaah of Sheridan College during an OCAA men’s basketball game played Oct. 25 in Sarnia.
Basketball tryouts
Tryouts for the St. Clair Mini-Colts elite basketball teams will be held Nov. 15 and Nov. 17 The tryouts are open to St. Clair feeder schools and will be held in the main gym of…
Cross country runners advance
A large number of cross country runners from Sarnia have advanced to the Ontario high school championships following a strong showings at the qualifying meet in Windsor on Oct. 29.
Operation Christmas Tree kicks off in Corunna
This year’s Operation Christmas Tree kicks off Nov. 19 with a Poor Boy Luncheon at the Legion Hall on Albert Street in Corunna, starting at 11:30 a.m.