Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Cathy Dobson What would the moat surrounding the Children’s Animal Farm be if it completely dries up? Nothing but a muddy ditch with an idle waterwheel and a bunch of disappointed waterfowl, says Toby Bidtnes,…
Peter Smith It’s been in the City’s Official Plan for about 20 years now, the proposal to build a two or four-lane road (The Rapids Parkway) over a section of the Howard Watson Nature Trail,…
Tara Jeffrey You are strong. You are beautiful. You are loved. That’s the message a young Sarnia woman wants to spread via a YouTube video recounting the struggles and triumphs she’s experienced over the past…
Leo the paralyzed dog an inspiring story Sir: I was horrified that somebody could leave an animal such as Leo to suffer and die. It is unconscionable. Ms. Penman and Ms.
Cathy Dobson Max Jantz is both a dancer and a writer, but he never knew it until he got involved in his high school’s SCITS Revue.
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Journal Staff Normally, Sarnia doesn’t get enough snow for snowshoers to do their thing. But then, this isn’t a normal winter. Students at St.
George Mathewson In a shiny new laboratory at the Western Sarnia-Lambton Research Park officials are showing off their latest plaything – a practice golf ball.
George Mathewson Ontario’s plan to stuff radioactive nuclear waste into an underground cavern less than 200 kilometres from Sarnia has run into so much opposition that, with a little luck, might soon itself be buried.
Sarnia members of Scouts march along Devine Street from Tecumseh Park to the Inn of the Good Shepherd during the 9th annual Hike for Hunger on Saturday, Feb.
