
The “other” market
A throng of curious shoppers checks out the “Moonlight Market” beneath the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward.
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A throng of curious shoppers checks out the “Moonlight Market” beneath the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward.

Nadine Wark There’s a revival of an old pastime underway in Sarnia, with Clearwater Arena offering roller skating each weekends this summer to both adults and children.

Barry Wright The list of local athletes competing at an elite level in their respective sport continues to grow. The latest is Matt Paquette, who has been chosen to play for Canada's national U15 soccer…

George Mathewson If you’ve been to the Sarnia Farmers’ Market you might have met Frank Kap, a personable fellow with a link to an all-but-forgotten part of Sarnia’s past.

An innovative summer camp for children with cerebral palsy that was threatened with closure last year is up and running again this summer at Dunlop United Church.

Cathy Dobson A Sarnia woman and her three-year-old border collie are off to Germany next week to compete in the prestigious European Open against teams from 35 other countries.

Cathy Dobson A Sarnia man with an intellectual disability who is paid 46 cents an hour to attend the sheltered workshop at Wawanosh Enterprises says his earnings are discriminatory and violate the Ontario Human Rights…

George Mathewson Byron Warwick admits that without the photos no one would believe him. Warwick was fishing from his Corunna dock on July 8 when he hooked a three-pound smallmouth bass, itself a pretty enviable…
As Sarnia’s festival and fair season heats up recent changes to Ontario’s smoking law are becoming noticeable. As of Jan.

God, slavery and homeopathy Sir : This letter is in response to not one, but two letters published in your July 9th issue.