Ex-Sting players competing at nationals
Barry Wright Several former members of the Sarnia Sting are at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Hockey Championships this weekend.
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County eyes levy hike
Lambton County councillors will ponder a proposed 2.52% levy increase when budget deliberations begin March 18 in Wyoming. The draft budget calls for $188 million in spending, of which $68.6 million would be raised though…
New BioAmber plant coming to life
Journal Staff Startup has been begun at the $135-million BioAmber manufacturing plant on Vidal Street. Over the next five months the plant will be tested section-by-section, with full commercial production expected this fall, officials said.
Sarnia Braves make pitch for ball players
Barry Wright Joel Ainsworth would like nothing better than to see baseball diamonds in and around Sarnia brimming with kids emulating their favourite Major League baseball players again.
Legionnaires’ loyal fan base largest in league
Dan McCaffery Special to The Journal The Sarnia Legionnaires may not have finished first in the standings this year, but they were big winners at the box office. In fact, the local Jr.
The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1. If you take any number, double it, add ten, divide by two, and subtract the original number, the answer is always . . . 2. The longest-serving English monarch in history to date has…
Empty Spaces: What’s happening with Sarnia’s vacant buildings
Cathy Dobson It’s estimated our urban area has a commercial vacancy rate of 15%, well above the 5% to 7% considered healthy. As we look around the community for signs of progress, The Journal brings…
UPDATE: Happy birthday, to us
Today marks the one-year anniversary of The Sarnia Journal, which is an important milestone for your local independent newspaper.
Letters, week of March 5
Anti-terror bill turns CSIS into secret police Sir: The government’s “Anti-Terror Bill” C-51 and its approach to the conflicts in Syria and Iraq miss the target by a wide margin.
The final was a nail-biter
Northern Collegiate’s Jaden Ogorek, right, goes up for a shot against defender Stefan Mallozzi of St. Patrick’s High during the LKSSAA AAA Junior Boys Basketball Championship final played on Feb. 18.