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April 3: Sarnia area's COVID-19 caseload climbs as latest lockdown arrives - Vimarsana News

April 3: Sarnia area's COVID-19 caseload climbs as latest lockdown arrives

Article content Thirty-nine new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed Saturday in the Sarnia area hours after the entire province was locked down for a third time in the past year due to the ongoing pandemic. The region’s active caseload also jumped 21 to 197, Lambton public health reported. More than 130 of the 2,917 total cases have screened positive for a variant of concern, the health unit reported. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. April 3: Sarnia area’s COVID-19 caseload climbs as latest lockdown arrives Back to video Nearly half of tho...

Pharmacies in Lambton to offer COVID-19 vaccines - Vimarsana News

Pharmacies in Lambton to offer COVID-19 vaccines

Article content AstraZeneca vaccine for people 55 and older could be available within days at three Lambton pharmacies, the province announced Thursday, as all of Ontario was put into “shutdown” for at least four weeks to help limit the spread of COVID-19. The Loblaw pharmacy at 600 Murphy Rd. in Sarnia, Bright’s Grove Family Pharmacy in Bright’s Grove, and Forest Pharmacy in Forest were among about 380 locations added across the province that could start booking appointments as early as April 3 – when “emergency brake” shutdown restrictions take effect, provincial officials sai...

City council notebook - Vimarsana News

City council notebook

Article content PAPER BALLOTS BEING RECONSIDERED Coun. Dave Boushy appears to have changed his mind about including paper ballots as an option for voters in Sarnia’s 2022 municipal election. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. City council notebook Back to video The councillor voted in February as part of the 5-4 majority supporting online-only voting and against the extra $218,000 expense for a hybrid system that included traditional paper ballots. On Monday, he was was one of five on council to vote in favour of a reconsideration of that decisio...