Bluewater Health should have been clear about ‘hostile encryption and its impact’ after cyber attack
Aggressive sales people making rounds in Petrolia say OPP
May 27, 2015
Lambton OPP say there are some aggressive door-to-door salespeople making the rounds in Petrolia again.
Over the weekend there were a number of door-knockers trying to sell a number of different products. The OPP says any salesperson or solicitor for charity has to have a licence from the Town of Petrolia. If you suspect someone at your door, you should ask to see the licence; if they can produce it you can report it to the town.
You can call Mandi Pearson- Deputy Clerk at 519-882-2350 or Kerry Bedard- By-Law Enforcement at 519-331-6348.
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