Q&A with the Sarnia-Lambton candidates
The Journal asked the four federal candidates seeking to represent Sarnia-Lambton to answer five questions. This week, we present their responses, in alphabetic order.
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Remembering lost babies with pinwheels
Tara Jeffrey Families grieving the loss of an infant or pregnancy are invited to Germain Park next month to plant colours of hope and raise awareness for so many who suffer in silence.
ELECTION: Sarnia-Lambton debate dates
Following is a list of known debates involving Sarnia-Lambton candidates in the Oct. 19 federal election. * Oct. 1 – Dante Club, Upper Hall, 1330 London Rd., Hosted by the Social Services Network Sarnia-Lambton.
Letters: Week of Oct. 1
Looking for Amish man named Andy Sir: My wife and I recently travelled by train from Los Angeles to Chicago on Amtrak's "South-West Chief," and in the course of our journey we met an Amish…
BUSINESS JOURNAL: Old Taylor’s site now a creativity co-op
Cathy Dobson Four local businesses have collaborated to make downtown’s historic Taylor’s Furniture building a going concern again.
WHAT’S HAPPENING: Week of Oct. 1
What’s happening events must be open to the public, of general interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event.
OPINION: Your motor home is ugly!
George Mathewson Recreational vehicles can no longer be parked in the front yard of homes anywhere in Sarnia. Likewise, it’s now verboten for parents to drop children off at Errol Road School by stopping on…
BEAVERBROOK: Turner landscape worth tens of millions
Cathy Dobson Editor’s Note: The doors open Oct.
Local world champion on the move
Barry Wright Point Edward's loss is Oakville's gain. Ian Van Reenen began a full-time job this week as a professional firefighter with the Oakville Fire Department, leaving a volunteer position with the village.
Mindful Music: For these Alzheimer patients, music begins where words leave off
Tara Jeffrey Vanessa Barnes never imaged a college placement at the local Alzheimer’s Society office would become a labour of love, let alone the catalyst for a groundbreaking new program in Sarnia-Lambton.