
City holding a park cleanup day
Sarnia has a community cleanup planned to get city parks ready for the warm days ahead.
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Sarnia has a community cleanup planned to get city parks ready for the warm days ahead.

George Mathewson A century ago, when Sarnians wanted to escape the city’s oppressive summer heat and humidity, they didn’t flock to Canatara Park.

George Mathewson If a stranger walks up and hands you a balloon this Friday, don’t worry, be happy. A group of activists plan to fan out across the city on March 20 to participate in…

Tara Jeffrey Heather Perry just wants her 14-year-old son to breathe a little easier.

Cause of sexual orientation debatable Sir: On March 12th you published a Letter to the Editor entitled "Personal opinions or facts?" I am a bit surprised that you published the letter, as it seemed to…

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Tara Jeffrey Patt McLaughlin Franc hasn’t seen the St. Clair River quite like this in years.

George Mathewson The residents of Sarnia don’t want it. The Official Plan prohibits it. About the only voices of opposition that haven’t come out swinging yet are Donald Trump and that guy who liked to…

The International Symphony Orchestra will stage “To Paradise,” a concert at Bethel Church in Sarnia, on Saturday, March 28, beginning at 7:30 p.m. The event, under the direction of conductor and music director Douglas A.

Journal Staff Voting is continuing until Saturday for the The People’s Choice Award at this year’s CANstruction in Lambton Mall.