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CANDIDATE FORUM: Sarnia city council candidates make their pitch (part 2)

CANDIDATE FORUM: Sarnia city council candidates make their pitch (part 2)

The Journal asked the 28 men and women running for Sarnia council to tell us why they should be elected. Eight are to be elected: four in the city only and four to also serve on Lambton County council.
"Blood Moon" over Sarnia

"Blood Moon" over Sarnia

Journal reader Laura Austin shared this photo she took of the lunar eclipse shortly before sunrise this morning. The image, taken over Sarnia, shows the moon in the earth’s shadow shortly before the maximum eclipse.
Sarnia-Lambton steps up wind turbine fight

Sarnia-Lambton steps up wind turbine fight

Heather Wright Special to The Journal Lambton County has earmarked $60,000 to back a Charter challenge of the way Ontario approves industrial wind farms.
‘Lawyers lawyering:’ Holmes Foundry land boondoggle about to return to court

‘Lawyers lawyering:’ Holmes Foundry land boondoggle about to return to court

Cathy Dobson It’s 17 acres of prime real estate at the key junction of Highway 402 and Front Street and it’s been an eyesore for 25 years now.
Take the Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

Take the Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

1. Which denomination of currency is sometimes referred to as a “C Note”? 2. Sarnia’s motto in Latin “Sarnia Semper” means what in English? 3. “When I See an Elephant Fly”, a song from Disney’s animated film Dumbo, is sung by what type of birds? 4.

Name that arena: RBC rights expire next year

The RBC Centre will stay the RBC Centre for another year. But the naming rights to the city’s premier sports and entertainment venue will be up for grabs after city hall puts them on the auction block next spring.
Hadfields and airport go way back

Hadfields and airport go way back

Eleanor Hadfield, in red, greets longtime friend Mazie Moon, at a celebration of the Hadfield family's long association with the airport in Sarnia on Sunday, Oct. 5.
Cruisin' by Sarnia

Cruisin' by Sarnia

The cruise ship Hamburg turned a few heads when she passed by Sarnia Bay Marina Monday morning downbound for Kingston, Ont. This image of the 470-foot ship, which is touring the Great Lakes, was captured by Journal reader Jamie Pole. Submitted Photo
Gallery’s assistant curator selected for Fogo Island arts residency

Gallery’s assistant curator selected for Fogo Island arts residency

Cathy Dobson Sarnia’s Darryn Doull has the determination and talent to contribute to the legacy of art in Canada. Those are high words of praise from the adjudicators of a prestigious curatorial residency program announced this month.
Teaching kitchen opens

Teaching kitchen opens

Registered dietician Shaylin Kemmerling test drives the new Nova Chemicals Teaching Kitchen at the Rapids Family Health Team on Pontiac Drive.