Science Fair: Teen builds nuclear fusion reactor in his basement
George Mathewson In the basement of a suburban Camlachie home, Caleb Winder is recreating the internal workings of the sun.
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GUEST COLUMN: Workers crushed by bureaucratic systems
Nathan Colquhoun Dawn Flegel is the executive director of Sarnia-Lambton Children’s Aid Society. I saw this 1983 quote on her office wall recently.
Letters, week of April 2
Gay rights have come a long way Sir: Recently there has been a spate of letters to the editor about homosexuality. It sounds like there are a lot of misconceptions regarding sexual orientation.
Cinderella Story: Prom and grad dresses ready for distribution
Journal Staff The halls at 109 Durand St. will soon be filled with happy teenage girls choosing their special prom or graduation dresses for free.
Game on: Dad creates a free, fun outlet for girls
Cathy Dobson Five-year-old Ella Boisvert has been known to fall asleep in her bed holding her lacrosse stick. That’s how much she loves the sport.
A new fleece on life
A new cast of characters has been delivered to the Children's Animal Farm, just in time for Easter weekend. Young visitors are delighting the newborn rabbits, goats, lambs, guinea pigs and chicks.
OPINION: Foundation pays sweet dividends
George Mathewson In the early 1970s Stanford University researchers conducted what became known as the marshmallow test.
Support pours in for city woman with inoperable cancer
Tara Jeffrey Michelle Fines is facing the fight of her life, but she’s got the support of an entire community behind her. “It’s been amazing,” said Kevin Fines, brother to the Sarnia native who, at…
Aamjiwnaang captures Little NHL trophy
Barry Wright The co-coach of a First Nations club made up primarily of players from Sarnia’s Aamjiwnaang community says the recent Little Native Hockey League (NHL) Tournament at the Hershey […]
Groundbreaking for Habitat’s “faith-build” home
People from various faith communities were preparing for a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, April 1 at Sarnia’s next Habitat for Humanity home.