Paul Morden is a reporter based in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. He writes for various local publications, covering a range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories. With his extensive experience in journalism, Paul aims to provide accurate and engaging coverage of the Sarnia and Lambton County area.
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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.
If you plan to reach out to Paul Morden with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on local events in Sarnia such as festivals, community initiatives, or significant developments related to housing affordability and crime prevention within the area. Additionally, any government announcements or policies affecting the Sarnia region would likely align well with his coverage interests.
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Literacy Lambton is calling for donors to help spread the love of reading this Christmas.
Cutting a ribbon Thursday at Sarnia's new Cestar Dock closed the file on a $17-million Oversized Load Corridor project.
By: Paul Morden
A 12-year-old has been charged following an incident on Halloween Day at a school in Forest, says Lambton OPP.
By: Paul Morden
A holiday season handmade gifts market opens Saturday at Gallery in the Grove in Bright’s Grove.
By: Paul Morden
A free Fanfest will be offered at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena Nov. 7 to 9 as part of the Canada World Under 17 hockey tournament.
By: Paul Morden
Normand Prévost didn’t speak English when he arrived in Sarnia 40 years ago from Montreal.
By: Paul Morden
It has been 40 years since Candace Hamilton walked carrying her young child into the Women’s Interval Home of Sarnia-Lambton.
By: Paul Morden
O Christmas Tea, a physical comedy about friendship, returns to Sarnia’s Imperial Theatre Nov. 16 for two shows.
The 2024 Sarnia-area Salvation Army Christmas kettle campaign is launching Nov. 14 and organizers have put out a call for volunteers.
A man was stabbed early Sunday morning near the corner of Kathleen Avenue and Indian Road in Sarnia, say city police.
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