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Maryanne Partington provided this birds-eye view of the annual Canada Day fireworks on Sarnia Bay from the roof of the Kenwick Building last night. Submitted Photo
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Pooch pals: Therapy dogs bringing joy to dementia patients
Tara Jeffrey When Judy Doan put out a volunteer call for a new Alzheimer Society project, it was the four-legged kind she had in mind.
Checking out the new gardens
A special ceremony was held on June 24 to officially open the new Cox Gardens in Germaine Park, but just hours after the cake was cut and the speeches done, Mike Ross found his own…
GUEST COLUMN: Kid from Sarnia became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada
Stephen McKenna When I was eight years old, I was asked to speak to my class about the passing of my grandfather; Patrick Kerwin, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.
Happy Canada Day, Sarnia!
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Letters, week of July 2
Wedding ceremony was marred by thieves Sir: On Saturday, June 20, at the pavilion by the Canatara Park Animal Farm, a beautiful wedding ceremony ended with the best man’s wife returning to their vehicle to…
What’s Happening, week of July 2
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GUEST COLUMN: Incredible dispatcher went above and beyond
Trina Smith There is a hidden gem in Sarnia’s midst and not many people appreciate it. I do and here is why. A number of years ago, our son was struggling with depression, a mental…
City council hires integrity cop to ensure good behaviour
Cathy Dobson Sarnia’s council has decided it’s a good idea to hire an integrity commissioner, despite the city’s 101-year history without one.
OPINION: Could a battery in Sarnia help recharge green energy strategy?
George Mathewson When it comes to sources of alternative energy, Ontario has shown that creating electricity is easy. The hard part is storing it.