COVID-19 test tube. (Photo from Pixabay)There has been another local death related to COVID-19.
Lambton Public Health said the death toll has risen to 174. An individual in their 80s died in hospital.
The health unit reported 27 new lab confirmed cases of the virus in its weekly update, for a total of 14,877 since the start of the pandemic just under three years ago.
The average number of positive cases per day has dropped to three.
There are no COVID-positive patients at Bluewater Health.
You'll find kettles at Lambton Mall, Canadian Tire, Walmart, and at the Real Canadian Superstore. In December, they'll be at Sarnia's Lakeshore Road and Quinn Drive LCBO locations.
Police said 17-year-old Cruz Nakamura is described as about 6'1" tall, around 144 pounds with brown hair and grey eyes.
Lambton OPP were called to an undisclosed address in Warwick Township on November 11, at around 5:20 p.m.
The Ontario Health Coalition is pointing out the similar path the Ford government is taking the province down
Sarnia police are asking for tips about a man who reportedly vandalized a local business.
Dan Rapaich donated this year’s tree, which is on display in the front plaza.
