Game on at Lambton College
Pulling out your iPad to play games in class is usually a recipe for scholastic trouble. Except at Lambton College, where instructors plan to use games to engage bored students and improve academic success.
Journal Staff
Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Articles by Journal Staff
Winterkill leaves gardeners cold
Property owners in Sarnia are watching anxiously to see if their trees, bushes and flowers bounce back after a long harsh winter.
Blood donors save pharmacist’s life
Sarnia pharmacist Lamar Hanna was at work when he began feeling unwell. It was shortly after Super Bowl Sunday and he brushed it off as fatigue.
Track and field championships underway in Sarnia
Sebastian Smith nails a jump at the LSSAA track and field championships that began Tuesday at LCCVI in Petrolia. Smith cleared 6.37 metres to win the junior boys long jump, and 185 centimetres to win…
OPINION: Tear down the fence
City council did the prudent thing last week by postponing a million dollars worth of upgrades in Centennial Park.
Mural, mural on the wall
In the year of Sarnia’s 100 th anniversary celebration a key heritage display is in dire need of repair.
What’s Happening, Week of May 15
What’s Happening events must be open to the public, of general public interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event. Please include ticket prices, if any, and where…
GUEST COLUMNIST: Don’t let democracy slip away
Bob Sutton As we anticipate the next provincial and federal elections, it’s time for citizens to raise their voice and dedicate their energies not just to platform planks, but to actually improving the political climate…
Letters, Week of May 15
Time to take action on detox centre Sir: Re: Sarnia’s mayor failing to have a detox/withdrawal management centre. A previous letter writer was right, it’s a decade later and we still don't have one.
And the livin’ is easy
Fresh from exams, college and university students are returning to Sarnia from across North America with job hopes, bags of laundry and a taste for home cooking.