Local athletes shine at SWOSSA track meet
Sarnia's Northern Collegiate was nosed out by LaSalle's Sandwich Secondary School for the overall SWOSSA high school track and field title on May 23.
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Multicultural sports games held
Local students were introduced to a variety of different sports during the Sports Day Multicultural Elementary Games.
Optical centre keeps eye on history
Paul Moulton stood outside his optical centre on Christina Street and watched as the layers of time were pulled back and the original brick façade came into view for the first time in at least…
Ball hockey league to play at Hiawatha
Another warm weather sports option is coming to Sarnia. St. Catharines-based organizers Paul Barbas and Vytaa Daraska will run the Sarnia Outdoor Ball Hockey League this summer at a new outdoor rink at Hiawatha Horse…
Catering business rapidly expands
On a busy summer weekend, Copper Kettle Catering can attend up to three events and serve nearly 1,000 people. “It involves going to all kinds of different locations and meeting all kinds of people,” says…
Ultimate Frisbee elevates its game
The sport of frisbee has come a long way from the days of people tossing a disc around the park or beach.
Northern hurdler sets new record
- Bruce Smith photo Skyla Minaker of Northern Collegiate clears a hurdle at the Southwestern Ontario high school track and field championship in Chatham on Wednesday. Minaker set a new SWOSSAA record in the midget…
What’s next for Michael and Jesse?
Two Sarnia families are searching for answers after being told their sons are no longer welcome at the residential program of the Robarts School for the Deaf in London.
Has the mystery of Sarnia’s old cannon been solved?
It’s been climbed on, posed beside and rendezvoused at by half the people in Sarnia at one time or another. But the origins of the cannon in Canatara Park, and how it got there, have…
OPINION: Attack of the Googlebots
In an earlier life at a previous publication I would occasionally be asked by members of the public to remove their personal information from the newspaper’s website archive.