Sarnia police are investigating a structure fire that happened early Friday.
Three stations, and about 15 Sarnia Fire and Rescue Service firefighters, responded to the blaze on Michigan Avenue, between Cambridge Crescent and the Howard Watson Nature Trail, at around 4:40 a.m.
Sarnia Fire Public Education Officer Mike Otis said a shed was destroyed.
The fire is being investigated as suspicious.
No one was injured.
A recall has been issued on a brand of extended-release capsules that may have incorrect dosage in a specific lot of bottles.
OPP previously said the items were stolen from a Huron Street property in Plympton-Wyoming on September 7.
The Sarnia Police Service's Canine Unit helped track down a suspect, accused of trying to steal from a hydro compound on Confederation Street.
In a social media post Friday morning, the Municipality of Lambton Shores said visitors to the Lake Huron community will still have access to Main Street and the beach.
Over 20 local agencies are coming together this weekend to help individuals and families dealing with mental health and addiction.
A chance to explore some of Lambton County's most fascinating and historically significant sites is being offered on Saturday.
