The Police Services Board will announce London's next chief of police Thursday morning.
Chief Brad Duncan announced last fall he would be retiring following 36 years in policing.
The announcement will be made at police headquarters on Dundas St. at 10:30am.
Duncan's retirement is effective May 1 of 2015.
London's Deputy Chief of Police Brent Shea is also retiring on July 13, 2015. The Police Services Board is actively seeking a replacement for him.
The certificates can be purchased online, or in person at the tourism office at 1455 Venetian Boulevard in Point Edward.
The Toronto Raptors fell to Charlotte on Friday
The free, family-friendly event features a number of fun activities including the outdoor Christmas market along Michigan Avenue.
In coordination with the Optimist Club of Moore, Operation Christmas Tree helps to provide food and toys to over 135 families in St. Clair Township each year.
Canada's first game will be against the winner of a playoff between Italy, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
For the first time, Sarnia's mayor is vetoing amendments passed during city council's budget deliberations.
