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Rethinking emergency housing: Why are we so obsessed with tiny homes?

Rethinking emergency housing: Why are we so obsessed with tiny homes?

In his latest column, Nathan Colquhoun questions the public’s obsession with tiny homes and offers a bold, practical alternative to addressing Sarnia’s housing crisis—one that challenges local leaders to take real action instead of spinning in circles.
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Local storytelling: the foundation of a strong Sarnia

Local storytelling: the foundation of a strong Sarnia

In his latest column, Nathan Colquhoun shares why he’s committed to keeping the Sarnia Journal a space for authentic, local stories that truly capture the heart of Sarnia.
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Why Sarnia’s downtown businesses need to think bigger

Why Sarnia’s downtown businesses need to think bigger

In his latest column, Nathan Coulquhoun reflects on the decision to prioritize parking over affordable housing at the Victoria Street lot, urging downtown businesses to envision a more inclusive, vibrant future for Sarnia’s core.
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OPINION: The gruesome reality of Halloween: a call for compassion

OPINION: The gruesome reality of Halloween: a call for compassion

As Halloween approaches, a local parent raises concerns that gruesome decorations may be too frightening for children and unsettling for vulnerable community members.
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LETTER: Gratitude for Sarnia Transit’s Care-A-Van service

LETTER: Gratitude for Sarnia Transit’s Care-A-Van service

Dear Editor, Shout out to all Sarnia Transit staff and drivers of the Care-A-Van service given to us of all ages who need to use it. Their friendliness and dedication means I can visit my husband in Afton Long Term Care home as often as I need to.
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LETTER: Bill Dennis’s conduct highlights the urgent need for municipal reform in Ontario

LETTER: Bill Dennis’s conduct highlights the urgent need for municipal reform in Ontario

Dear Editor, Bill Dennis’s recent behavior, exemplified by his statement—"if we have to break some rules, so be it"—underscores the need for reform in how municipalities in Ontario handle elected officials who repeatedly undermine the public trust.
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OPINION: We will not accept INEOS levels of exposure: Justice for Aamjiwnaang First Nation

OPINION: We will not accept INEOS levels of exposure: Justice for Aamjiwnaang First Nation

By Beze Gray, Joel Piche, Vanessa Gray as part of the Environmental Data Justice Lab in the Technoscience Research Unit at the University of Toronto.
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LETTER: Nightlight Sarnia to host an event Oct. 4

LETTER: Nightlight Sarnia to host an event Oct. 4

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LETTER: Excitement built for the Terry Fox event

LETTER: Excitement built for the Terry Fox event

Over $3,000 raised for cancer research.
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LETTER: Retired teacher says closure of AMSS would be a 'serious mistake'

LETTER: Retired teacher says closure of AMSS would be a 'serious mistake'

Regarding what appears to be the eventual closing of AMSS - As a long- serving, retired teacher there, I see this as a serious mistake.
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