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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By: Paul Morden
Eating healthy may not be an option for many low-income residents, according to a survey of Sarnia-area food prices.
By: Paul Morden
Two people faces faces charges after drugs and an Airsoft pellet gun modified to fire .22-calibre ammunition were found during a traffic stop early Thursday, Sarnia police say.
A formal garden that's been drawing visitors to rural St. Clair Township for more than a decade has been donated to a foundation supporting the St.
By: Paul Morden
A short film of pupils from three Forest-area schools performing an original round dance will open this year's Indigenous Film Festival Friday at the community's Kineto Theatre.
Theatre Sarnia has been nominated for seven 2023-24 Western Ontario Drama League (WODL) Awards for its production of the Norm Foster comedy, Halfway There.
A social enterprise business launched by a Sarnia church is turning beach glass into jewelry and raising awareness of the impact of human trafficking and the need for more services for survivors.
By: Paul Morden
Ontario nixed a requested $5-million contribution, but Lambton County's Housing Services wants to move ahead with building as many as 50 new units of affordable housing on county-owned parkland on Kathleen Avenue in Sarnia.
By: Paul Morden
Aamjiwaang First Nation is calling for the shutdown of Sarnia's INEOS chemical plant after community members reported headaches, nausea and dizziness
By: Paul Morden
A new program is coming to Sarnia this fall to help high schoolers with disabilities join the workforce after graduation.
Aamjiwnaang First Nation officials kept pushing Thursday for government action after high readings of benzene were recorded earlier in the week at an air monitoring station near its Sarnia-area office.
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