The Sarnia Journal

Independent local journalism for Sarnia–Lambton.

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Letters, week of July 30

Ads are a sign of declining democracy Sir: Given the millions of years human beings have occupied earth, democracy is a very recent and truly remarkable achievement, hardly beyond its infancy.

New yoga studio opens in Bright’s Grove

Cathy Dobson For Nicole McColl, practicing yoga and meditation is a lifesaver. “At the very least, it’s a life-lengthener,” says the 36-year-old mother of two.

Doggone it: Humane Society ran out of pooches

Cathy Dobson For the first time in memory, the kennels at the Sarnia and District Humane Society fell silent recently. “We had no dogs here for two days. Everyone was adopted out,” executive director Donna…

Taking a “skywalk”

Brian Dewagner and daughters Maggie, 3, and Zoey, 6, lie on the sand at Canatara Beach and "skywalk" among soap bubbles drifting in the breeeze. The dreamy bubblescape was created by mom June Partridge a…

Dally wins silver in Korea at World University Games

Barry Wright Laura Dally is part of Canadian basketball history. The Sarnia native was part of our women's national development basketball squad that won silver at the World University Games in South Korea earlier this…

Lambton Lions grab new recruit

A 6'5” forward from Denver, Colorado is the newest member of the Lambton Lions men's basketball program. Juan Perkins will be a great fit for the program, says Lions head coach James Grant.

Legionnaires gear up for opener

The Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League will open its regular season with its annual Showcase Tournament in London. The Sarnia Legionnaires will play Ancaster and Brampton on Saturday, Sept. 12 and Sunday, Sept. 13 respectively.