Sting add a coach
Jeff Barratt has been named an assistant coach with the Sarnia Sting. The 53-year-old Montreal-area native played in the QMJHL in the late ‘70's and early ‘80's before embarking on a seven-year head coaching stint…
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Imperials win another one
Imperials' great season continues Sarnia Imperials teammates Jeremy Jones (#88), Cody Burt (#37) and John Bain (#32) rush to the aid of ball carrier Dan White (#34) in a hard-fought match against the Oakville Longhorns…
Cunningham to call Sting games
The voice calling goals, saves and big hits for the Sarnia Sting will be that of Leigh Cunningham.
Young lacrosse players move up to larger stage
Barry Wright Brayden Bell has played lacrosse every summer from the age of three, but the 17-year-old was going to pass this season to concentrate on football instead.
St. Clair grad cashed in steady business to become nomadic street artist
Cathy Dobson Did you ever feel like you were living a lifestyle that you didn’t want to live anymore? Justin Vallee did. So five years ago, a s he approached his 30th birthday, he did something…
GUEST COLUMN: Bayside Mall: fix it or bulldoze it
Robert Haisman In recent times, larger cities such as Toronto have developed what is known as a “walk score.” Walk scores measures things like access to grocery stores, restaurants, health care, libraries, etc. The scale…
Crossed up
Workers from Imperial Roofing secure the damaged cross atop St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, moments before Mammoet Crane lifted it to the ground beside Christina Street today.
Sarnia Oktoberfest: Strike up the accordion and break out the lederhosen
Cathy Dobson Hot on the heels of a very successful Beer Show during Artwalk, plans are under way to hold Sarnia’s first downtown Oktoberfest.
Family hour
Enjoying a restful moment beside the St. Clair River are, from left, Alexandra Smith and her daughters Tamara and Leah, and Alexandra's mother Catherina Wynberg, of London, along with family dogs Tanner and Georgia.
OPINION: On this, that and guinea pigs
George Mathewson Sarnia-Lambton has an uncanny knack for picking a winner. The riding has elected the candidate from the party that went on to form the government in every single federal election since 1963.