Noelle’s Gift of Fitness returns
Journal Staff Noelle Paquette’s love of fitness and her community will be honoured once again this month when the third annual Noelle’s Gift of Fitness takes place at locations across Sarnia.
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COLUMN: 10 true things about Sarnia
George Mathewson Below are 10 true things I’ve discovered about Sarnia. Or, then again, I might be pulling your leg. Answer True or False to each. Score seven or more out of 10 and give yourself…
COLUMN: Not all families get good news
Tara Jeffrey I remember the phone call like it was yesterday. It was a Wednesday afternoon, and my newborn daughter had just fallen asleep on my chest.
From the SCITS Revue to the Silver Screen
Jack Poirier Corunna's Jeff Stout has found a way to bridge the 6,000 km gap to Portugal, thanks to an upcoming feature film that may be that European country's big summer blockbuster.
Trail group celebrates ‘connecting communities’
Journal Staff A new gazebo and interpretive centre overlooking the St. Clair River will celebrate its grand opening on May 14. The structure, named “Nwebin Wiigwaamens” is located at Sarnia’s southern boundary near Aamjiwnaang First…
Sunny days: GM says $400M solar farm is living up to expectations
Cathy Dobson More than most people, Ian MacRobbie gets asked if he’s getting enough sun. It’s often the first question to come up.
What’s Happening, week of May 7
What’s happening events must be open to the public, of general interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event.
Former Sarnia players to compete at showcase game in Montreal
A trio of Sarnia high school products will compete May 9 at the annual CIS East/West football game at Montreal's McGill University.
Research park milestone
The research park in Sarnia has achieved financial independence from Lambton County. Founded in 2003, the Western Sarnia-Lambton Research Park went through some lean years but is now at 97% of capacity.
Celtic Evening offers colourful Irish dancing
Cathy Dobson Irish dancing has gone mainstream in recent years since big touring shows like Riverdance began attracting millions of people from every ethnic background.