The Sarnia Journal Trivia Challenge
1. Which legendary jazz musician was known as “Satchmo”? 2. Since Sarnia was incorporated as a city in 1914, how many different men have served as Sarnia’s mayor in the last century? a) 19 b)…
Journal Staff
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Articles by Journal Staff
OPINION: Ministry has failed all Sarnians
George Mathewson When Gord Miller slammed the environment ministry for inaction on chemical exposure at Aamjiwnaang last week he stated what Sarnians know is true but hate to admit – our First Nations residents are…
Sarnia’s Doran back in the NHL
Barry Wright A former general manager of the Sarnia Sting has a new job in the National Hockey League. Terry Doran is now a full-time scout with the Calgary Flames.
CANDIDATE FORUM: City-county council candidates make their pitch
This week, the Journal asks the eight men and women seeking a city-county seat in Sarnia to tell us why they should be elected. The four winners will serve Sarnia residents on both city council…
What’s Happening, week of Oct. 16
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Letters, week of Oct. 16
Wind turbines aren't hurting anyone Sir: Re Lambton battling turbines I'm convinced that the first person to whine about wind turbines was someone who watched their neighbour receive gobs of money for installing one, while…
When special needs teens grow up
Tara Jeffrey For parents of teens living with special needs, the transition to adulthood can be an overwhelming and challenging time.
Want to be a torchbearer?
The torch relay for the 2015 Pan Am Games will stop in Sarnia next spring as part of the lead-up to the major multi-sport event in Toronto next summer. Local residents aged 13 and older…
Treatment of Aamjiwnaang ‘shameful,’ watchdog says
Marco Vigliotti Government inaction is jeopardizing the health and safety of residents of Sarnia’s First Nation reserve, Ontario’s environmental watchdog says.
Seat of power: Did Sarnia’s dour prime minister carve up this church pew?
George Mathewson The name Alexander Mackenzie invokes many things in Sarnia: stonemason, prime minister, dour Scot. But hidden in the sanctuary of St.