File photo courtesy of © Can Stock Photo / IvonneWierinkSarnia-Lambton has recorded its third COVID-19 related death in just over a week.
Lambton Public Health reported Tuesday the death toll since March 25, 2020 has increased to 66.
The health unit said the latest death was an individual in their 90s.
The number of confirmed cases increased by two to 3,632 and the number of resolved cases were unchanged at 3,561, increasing the active case count by one to five.
Bluewater Health had one COVID-positive patient in hospital.
Four Sarnia streets made the CAA's regional Worst Roads list this year. The only road outside of Sarnia to make the top five was Windsor's Riverside Drive East.
The city said road, water and sewer work is starting to get underway, marking another year of aggressive investment into infrastructure renewal.
The all ages event, in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters Sarnia-Lambton, will go rain or shine.
Minor traffic delays in the area are to be expected while the run takes place.
Seth Jarvis scored the game-winner in overtime in Carolina's 4-3 comeback victory over the Vegas Golden Knights. The Stanley Cup Finals are now tied at one game apiece.
Clouds of smoke from a fog machine could be seen from the parking lot at Starlight Casino Point Edward on Thursday as municipal and industry partners participated in the annual Emergency Response Exercise.
