Lambton Public Health on Exmouth Street in Sarnia. 27 April 2020. (BlackburnNews.com photo by Colin Gowdy)Lambton Public Health has reported another death related to COVID-19, bringing the local total since the start of the pandemic up to 68.
Public health officials said the individual who died was in their 70s.
As of Saturday morning, the number of new cases and resolved cases remains unchanged from Friday.
There have been a total of 3,633 confirmed cases since March 2020 and 3,562 resolved cases.
The active case count is now at three.
There are no active outbreaks.
Canada's $27.6 billion in retaliatory tariffs officially officially came into effect on Tuesday, weeks after talks were stopped ahead of a potential deal between the two countries.
Parents and guardians are also encouraged to talk to their children about road safety while waiting for the bus, or walking or biking to school.
The project is part of a $1.6 billion investment in schools by the Ontario government to ensure students have access to modern classrooms.
The Toronto Blue Jay fell 6-5 to the Athletics on Monday, while the Detroit Tigers got by Minnesota 5-4.
Following a five-and-a-half-hour search, emergency crews have located the body of a missing swimmer in Lake Huron.
Unforeseen impacts related to the ongoing renovations at the Mooretown Sports Complex have forced the Mooretown Library to temporarily close for an unknown period of time.
