Paul Morden is a Reporter at various publications including The North Bay Nugget and the Toronto Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on social issues, crime, theater, and regional interests, often highlighting the intersection of culture and society. Paul’s work has been featured in numerous outlets, showcasing his commitment to storytelling across various platforms.
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Paul Morden's articles mainly focus on local news and community events in Sarnia, Ontario. His coverage includes topics like government announcements, entertainment news, crime, family & relationships.
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This Christmas, 150 clients of Lambton Elderly Outreach (LEO) will open a bag of gifts and a handmade card.
By: Paul Morden
Sarnia’s second Festival of Cultures is planned for Dec. 31 at Centennial Park.
A pigeon show with a more than century-old pedigree returned Saturday to Sarnia.
Lambton College maintained its track record as a leader in applied research in a recent national ranking.
A new federal-provincial deal will help support and expand school meal programs in the Sarnia area.
Winning images, along with other entries, in the Friends of the St. Clair River 2024 photo contest can now be viewed on the group’s website.
Frank Brennan and Sarnia’s Imperial Theatre have something special planned for lovers of Broadway this coming Valentines Day.
By: Paul Morden
Brenda Dunn is hoping for a busy Saturday at the Salvation Army kettles in the Sarnia area.
A charity in Lambton County is appealing for donations so it can continue its work of rescuing orphaned and injured wildlife.
A Theatre Sarnia Indigenous cultural programming initiative is one of 19 projects getting grants from Lambton’s Creative County program.
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