Sarnia’s living war memorial
With their leaves turning red this living tribute planted by local Scouts in 2013 in Heritage Park is now clearly visible from the air. Each tree was planted in memory of one soldier from Sarnia…
Journal Staff
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Halloween store doing scary good business
Cathy Dobson A local couple says they couldn’t have predicted the success of their seasonal Halloween store. “Our Sarnia location is the number one Halloween Alley store in Ontario,” says dealer/operator Peter Kyte.
OPINION: 10 reasons to keep your cat indoors
George Mathewson Last week The Journal revealed how City Hall has received more than 1,000 calls this year from residents cheesed off about domestic animals, especially cats, running at large.
From small town to the silver screen
Tara Jeffrey Patricia Rozema fondly remembers gazing out onto the St. Clair River, dreaming of where a love for storytelling could take her. She was 19, working as a summer intern at the Sarnia Observer.
Week of Oct. 29
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Letters: Week of Oct. 29
Businesses still not accessible Sir : Since 2002 I have tried, to no avail to shop the small businesses here in Sarnia.
The Methodist Mission and Sarnia’s first schoolhouse
Phil Egan When I was 10 years old, my family lived on South Christina Street, one house north of Devine Street.
The Journal’s Q&A with Marilyn Gladu
Cathy Dobson The morning after voters elected Conservative Marilyn Gladu as Sarnia-Lambton’s next MP, the 52-year-old chemical engineer sat down with The Journal to discuss the rigors of the campaign, the next four years and…
Spoken Word a supportive space for artists
Cathy Dobson Every month, Sarnians can participate in or watch a unique experience involving original word play and performances.
World Curling Tour stops in Sarnia
Barry Wright Twenty-eight teams from Canada, the U.S., Switzerland and South Korea are at the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club this weekend as part of the World Curling Tour.