Police Watch

Journal Staff Rescuing some of the 1,500 U.S. residents who washed ashore illegally during Sunday’s botched Port Huron Float Down cost city taxpayers more than $8,000, city hall said.

Staff from more than a dozen agencies and organizations pitched in to rescue and transport 1,500 U.S. citizens who washed ashore in Canada during the Port Huron Float Down on…

Pam Wright Lauren Phillips lost everything in the Fort Mac fire. Returning to her hometown to regroup, the Sarnia native didn’t expect to lose even more while at the beach…

Craig Hobin Sarnia’s Craig Hobin is a special contributor reporting from the Olympics in Brazil.

Support for Mayor Bradley unwarranted Sir: While reading the letters in your paper supporting Mayor Mike Bradley and decrying the actions of the six councilors for abiding by the recommendations…

Pam Wright On Aug. 23, 1979, at 11:55 a.m. firefighter Howard Longley took a call at the East Street fire hall. It was his sister. “Something is wrong with our…

Pam Wright A black bear has been rambling about in Sarnia-Lambton and its travels have become the talk of the town. Over the past few weeks multiple sightings have occurred…

Cathy Dobson When Jim Canton got into the business 51 years ago Sarnia had 102 barbershops and all of them were thriving, he says. “It was 1965 and everybody got…

On June 28, city council took the extraordinary step of sanctioning Mayor Mike Bradley for breaching Sarnia’s code of conduct.

Cathy Dobson City hall seldom sees such drama. Just hours after suspending his pay 90 days for contravening the city’s Code of Conduct, Mayor Mike Bradley issued a written apology…