New hotel under way
Construction of a new Hampton Inn in Point Edward should be completed this winter, officials say.
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Art gallery hiring delayed
Lambton County has delayed hiring two people to fill vacant positions at the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery in downtown Sarnia.
Clean sweep for lawn bowling club
A city husband and wife team won the Scotiabank Open Pairs Tournament played June 3 at the Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club Ed and Edna Braithwaite were victorious among 24 bowlers.
Sisters win Ontario high school tennis championship
OFSAA tennis champions Sisters Catherine and Clara Rastin of St. Patrick’s High School won the OFSAA girls’ doubles championship at the Rexall Centre in Toronto on June 3.
GUEST COLUMN: Sarnia’s true founder died broke
Pat McLean Ask anyone if they know who Malcolm Cameron was, and most won’t know anything but the name. But we should. In my opinion, he was the true founder of our city.
Federal election shaping up to be a four-way race
Journal Staff Barring a late addition, the election battle to represent Sarnia-Lambton in Ottawa will be a four-way race. Community activist Peter Smith joined the fray last week when he was took up the Green…
The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1- Essential for the digestion of fats, bile is produced in what body organ 2 - High school students Emily Fraser, Brianne Ferguson and Kendra Hock were the top three winners at what recent local…
Historic fire cart lovingly restored
Tara Jeffrey Last fall, Jeff Scott wasn’t sure if the Camlachie Fire Department’s historic hose cart was even salvageable. “It sat out in front of the fire hall for as long as I can remember,”…
School principal promoted
A Sarnia school principal has been hired as a superintendent with the St. Clair Catholic District School Board. Scott Johnson has been principal at Holy Trinity Catholic School on Lorne Crescent since 2010, and before…
Camlachie pitcher shines
Tyler Whitbread had two solid outings for Team Canada's U18 squad at a Dominican Summer League series against major league baseball prospects.