GUEST COLUMN: What it’s like with Tourette Syndrome
Adam Young We’ve all had mosquito bites. We know not to scratch them, but do anyway. Nobody gives you a weird look or treats you differently for doing so and often, it will spawn a…
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A lump of cold
The ice build-up along the shores of Lake Huron has drawn a lot of photographers this winter. Here, Joshua Purdy, of Point Edward, snaps images of the ice hills at Canatara Park last week. Glenn…
Lambton students recognized
An innovative farming project that Lambton College students launched in Africa has been recognized for its environmental contributions.
Dog Day Afternoon at DeGroot’s
Tails will be a-wagging when Sarnia & District Humane Society hosts it annual Dog Day Afternoon at DeGroot’s Nurseries on Saturday, March 21.
Lady Sting win gold
The Sarnia Lady Jr. Sting Novice C girls hockey team went 4-1 to win the Walter Gretzky Girls Hockey tournament in Brantford, Ont. the weekend of March 7-8.
Sir John Moore wins championship with dramatic victory
Sir John Moore School’s senior girls basketball team has won its first ever LKESSA division championship.
Rocca’s season over
Sarnia's Mike Rocca and his University of Windsor Lancers lost 82-68 to the host Ryerson Rams in the first round of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) men's basketball tournament and were eliminated from championship play.
Lions named all-stars
Mike Lucier and Brandon Padgett of the Lambton College Lions have been named OCAA West Division men's basketball all-stars. Lucier, chosen to the first team, was among the league leaders averaging 17.7 points and 11.3…
Former Sarnian’s job uncertain
A graduate of the Lambton College Sports and Recreation Administration program has been caught in the crossfire with the Ontario Hockey League's Belleville Bulls. Matt Munro is the Bulls’ sponsorship account manager.
‘Day of Action’ rally in Sarnia
More than 100 people gathered in Sarnia to protest the federal government’s proposed anti-terrorism legislation on Saturday, March 14.