Special Olympics Sarnia launches new cornhole league, seeks local sponsors
Special Olympics Sarnia is seeking local sponsors for its new cornhole league, helping bring inclusive sport opportunities to Sarnia.
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Ontario to provide $750 classroom supply funding directly to elementary teachers
New Ontario program will give elementary homeroom teachers $750 annually for classroom supplies beginning September 2026.
Local Indigenous art featured at Lawrence House Centre for the Arts
The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts in Sarnia is showcasing Indigenous art from local creators, highlighting the cultural significance, storytelling traditions, and heritage of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation.
Space to breathe for Aline and Jorge Rocha
The Sarnia Journal has partnered with local photographer Art Connolly to feature his captivating “Humans of Sarnia” series as he delves into the lives and experiences of everyday people in Sarnia.
Morning fog
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Sarnia sign to light up for retired women teachers’ 70th anniversary
The Retired Women Teachers of Ontario are celebrating seven decades of advocacy and community support by illuminating a local landmark.
Sarnia sign and City Hall to be illuminated green for Poison Prevention Week
A soft green glow will wash over Sarnia City Hall and the Sarnia sign this week, part of a province-wide effort to raise awareness about the risks of unintentional poisoning and how to prevent it.
Sarnia concert to raise funds for Noelle’s Gift and Operation Christmas Tree
A night of live music at the Imperial Theatre will support two local charities working to bring relief and joy to families in need, with a benefit concert set for April 1.
Urban gardening returns to Germain Park with 2026 plot bookings
Germain Garden Plots in Sarnia are now open for booking, offering residents a chance to grow their own food from May through October.
Could a city-run grocery store work in Sarnia? Toronto proposal sparks local questions about food costs
A proposal emerging in Toronto is raising a question that could resonate far beyond the GTA: what if municipalities got into the grocery business?