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Hospital starts Ebola screening

Bluewater Health is seeking assistance from the public in its efforts to protect patients and staff from the Ebola virus.

Attempted murder charge laid

City police have charged a 38-year-old Sarnia man with attempted murder and arson following a serious south-end house fire. City firefighters arriving in the pre-dawn hours of Oct.
The Journal trivia challenge

The Journal trivia challenge

1. According to his biography, the Irish-born St. Columba made the first reported sighting of what Scottish monster in 565 AD? 2. As the signs indicate, what date completes Point Edward’s motto: “Progressively Independent Since ____”? 3.
War Story: New book reveals Sarnia’s remarkable military contribution

War Story: New book reveals Sarnia’s remarkable military contribution

George Mathewson When retired teacher Tom Slater discovered Sarnia had no comprehensive war record of its fallen soldiers he set about to correct that. The result is The City of Sarnia War Remembrance Project, second edition, set for release on Nov.
To Autumn: A fall photo feature

To Autumn: A fall photo feature

O Autumn, laden with fruit, and stain’d With the blood of the grape, pass not, but sit Beneath my shady roof; there thou may’st rest, And tune thy jolly voice to my fresh pipe, And all the daughters of the year shall dance! Sing now the lusty song of
CANDIDATE FORUM: The men running to be Sarnia's mayor

CANDIDATE FORUM: The men running to be Sarnia's mayor

Four men are seeking to become the mayor of Sarnia, and presented here are profiles explaining their reasons for running. One of the candidates, Fred Ingram, did not participate.
Hospital starts Ebola screening

Hospital starts Ebola screening

Bluewater Health is seeking assistance from the public in its efforts to protect patients and staff from the Ebola virus.
Torontonians cashing in their chips help drive record home sales

Torontonians cashing in their chips help drive record home sales

Marco Vigliotti Low interest rates, affordable prices and a swelling tide of seniors moving from the Toronto region are credited with propelling Sarnia home sales to unexpected record heights.
From preacher to atheist; how the former Rev. Bob Ripley lost his faith

From preacher to atheist; how the former Rev. Bob Ripley lost his faith

Marco Vigliotti As a senior minister with the Metropolitan United Church and well-known syndicated religion columnist, Bob Ripley's personal and professional life for the past three decades was defined by his faith.
CANDIDATE FORUM: School board trustees

CANDIDATE FORUM: School board trustees

This week, The Journal features the men and women seeking to represent the Sarnia area as trustees on the four publicly-funded school boards.