A new twist on local networking
Four professionals want to reinvent networking in Sarnia.
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Painting takes his brushes and easel outdoors
Not even a hurricane can keep J. Allison Robichaud from practising his art. A Canadian landscape painter now living in Sarnia, Robichaud is known for his “plein aire” or open air technique, which means working…
UPDATED: Spring brings return of the swans
March is here, which means warmer weather, clearer skies, and a chance of swans! As we watch this winter’s accumulation of snow melt, an epic journey is taking place right over our heads.
What’s Happening
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Shivering wildlife invade city homes
Four-legged creatures seeking central heating and a free meal are invading Sarnia homes in droves this winter.
Sarnia hockey referee bounces back
A Sarnia hockey referee who was knocked unconscious during a game March 7 is ready to lace ‘em up again.
Playing the game stateside
Two Sarnia-area boys made an impact playing hockey in the U.S. this year. John Chartrand and Joshua Mackenzie, both 9, were members of the Macomb Mustangs, a Squirt Major AA team, which is the equivalent…
Golden Hawk project taking shape
New life is being breathed into a Sarnia landmark, thanks to a volunteer team of aircraft enthusiasts.
Homeless shelter without a home
Dave Johnston doesn’t know where he would have gone if it weren’t for the River City Vineyard homeless shelter.
Blending flavours from around the world
Paresh Thakkar is all about originality. He’s proud to say there isn’t an item on the menu at his restaurant that he didn’t create.