
OPINION: About those offensive letters
George Mathewson I had an interesting exchange with a reader last week about free speech and what newspapers should and should not publish.
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George Mathewson I had an interesting exchange with a reader last week about free speech and what newspapers should and should not publish.

The director of a Sarnia-based organization has been recognized internationally for his work in promoting the bioeconomy.

Journal Staff Should senior government be leaning on the petrochemical industry to refine more of the nation’s oil in Canada? That question lies at the heart of The Big Debate, a two-day conference coming to…

Cathy Dobson Health experts in Sarnia are seeing an alarming rise in the number of obese children and intend to fight the battle of the bulge with a unique strategy for families.

Writer’s “facts” show why sex-ed needed Sir: In his letter “Personal opinions or facts?” (03/12/15) is Keith Patrick confusing his “facts” with his religious beliefs on homosexuality? When he states that the Bible is “very…

Thea deGroot In Grade 8 I learned how to write précis, summing up a whole paragraph worth of words into a short, succinct sentence.

Cathy Dobson While most of us are just waking up to spring, Ashley Tanguay has been thinking summer for weeks now. She is co-ordinating the 13 th annual Sarnia Artwalk, a festival of the arts…

George Mathewson Sarnians has been blitzed in recent weeks by telemarketing scammers who hide their real identity by displaying the fake telephone numbers of neighbours, local businesses – sometimes even the number of the receiver.

What’s Happening events must be open to the public, of general public interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event.

Cathy Dobson Get ready Sarnia. A Cyclone is about to hit! Hundreds of students from St. Patrick’s high school will diverge on neighbourhoods across the community on Saturday, requesting donations for the Inn of the Good…