LONDON, ONT. The family of a woman killed in Sarnia, Ont. is remembering her and trying to set up a future for her daughters. Sarnia Police, EMS and Fire were called to Lee Court Thursday, Jan. 14 for a report of a woman with serious injuries. Natalie Bartlett, 39, was taken to hospital where she was pronounced dead. Her partner has been charged with first-degree murder. Devastated is the first word that comes to mind, says Susan Truppe, the former London-North-Centre MP who was Bartlett s aunt. It was shocking when Natalie s mom Ann got the call. She s my husband s sister. You never should have to bury your sisters child, let alone bury your child for a senseless tragic death like this. It s horrific and they aren t doing well.
TORONTO The Ontario government has announced that the Toronto Maple Leafs will be allowed to host other teams across Canada for homes games this upcoming NHL season. Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries Lisa MacLeod made the announcement in a statement published to Twitter Thursday, saying the decision was made following “close scrutiny of the rigorous health and safety protocols that will be adopted to keep players, staff, and our communities safe from the spread of COVID-19.” MacLeod said this means that the Ottawa Senators will also be clear to host Canadian teams in their arena. The news comes after months of negotiations between the respective franchises and the Ontario government, as well as members of the Ministry of Health.
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Two Sault Ste. Marie businesses are part of a new provincial marketing effort to encourage Ontario residents to shop local during the Christmas season and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Northern Superior Brewing Co., and Joe’s Sports and Surplus are featured in the six-week campaign that runs until mid-January. Advertisements will air on radio, television and social media.
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“This year tourism means supporting your local establishment,” said Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries Lisa MacLeod during a launch Wednesday in Toronto. “We need local as much as local needs us.”