The Sarnia Journal

Independent local journalism for Sarnia–Lambton.

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Journal Staff

Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.

Articles by Journal Staff

Some green sought for greying city

Sarnia is seeking funding to make the city a friendlier place for older residents. A provincial grant of $35,000, if approved, would be used to hire a project co-ordinator to develop a plan in tandem…

Booth bumped from race

The number of candidates seeking Sarnia-Lambton’s federal Conservative nomination is down to three. Journalist J.D. Booth said he was informed by national party representatives Jan.

Valhalla girls win gold

Valhalla were the gold medal champions at the Sarnia Lakers Novice Tournament held Jan. 10-11 in Sarnia, which also featured teams from Chatham Kent, Windsor and Tecumseh. Valhalla defeated the Lakers 20-12 in the final.

Lambton Lions men edge St. Clair

Jason Marshell of the Lambton Lions player drives to the net with Trevelle Blythe of St. Clair College is hot pursuit during a Jan. 16 OCAA match. Lambton, the sixth ranked team in Ontario, downed…

Lambton Lions women’s basketball

Lambton Lions player Madisyn Campbell, #13, gets fouled by Tori Schutz of St Clair College during an OCAA basketball tilt in Sarnia on Jan. 16. After holding a half-time lead the Lambton women went down…

Curling bonspiel in Sarnia

Local curling enthusiasts are invited to attend the BDO Ladies' Invitational Bonspiel at the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club next week.

A third generation of backyard rink-making

George Mathewson You hear it before you see it, the snick of blades on ice and the thump of puck on boards. The rink Bill Rose has built behind his Isabella Street home is more…

Making tracks

Sled tracks wind their way to an ice fishing hut in the Sarnia Yacht Club basin in this photo taken Thursday by reader Rick Smith, who used a tripod and 300 mm lens.