Charges laid after MPs office hit with rock
Hotline helps businesses deal with COVID-19 in the workplace
March 25, 2020
If you’re wondering exactly what you should do to protect your employees in the age of the novel coronavirus, there is help.
The province has launched a toll-free line to provide support to Ontario businesses who have questions about the province’s recent emergency order to close at-risk workplaces. It’s 1-888-444-3659.
On Monday, the province ordered at-risk workplaces to close and encouraged non-essential businesses to get employees work from home. The government also reminded businesses to put in place protocols for physical distancing and regular hand-washing in order to protect the health and safety of employees and the general public.
The line is open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm daily.
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Charges laid after MPs office hit with rock
June 2, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent Sarnia Police have charged a 41-year-old London man after a rock telling ‘floor crossers’ to resign was thrown at MP Marilyn Gladu’s Sarnia constituency office. Police say a man wearing a ski mask went to her office May 28 and threw the rock at the window. The glass didn’t break, but a few scratches were left behind.
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Alvinston fire destroys shed
June 2, 2026
An Alvinston shed burned to the ground in what neighbours describe as a “roaring” fire Monday. Around 8:30 pm, Alvinston firefighters were called to Centre Street after a neighbour noticed a shed in flames. Eye witnesses tell The Independent the “flames were literally roaring, licking out of the shed.” Some neighbours believe they heard an explosion. As firefighters were spraying
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Courtright waste water upgrade costs increases $2M
June 2, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent Even with major changes to its design, the rebuild of the Courtright wastewater treatment plant is going to cost an extra $2 million. That’s according to St. Clair Township Director of Public Works, Brian Black, who gave council the news Monday. In 2024, the township approved plans to expand the wastewater treatment plant anticipating Diago would be
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New fire chiefs in Lambton Shores, Camlachie
June 2, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent There are some new faces in some of the top jobs at Lambton County fire departments. Sean Smith has been named the new fire chief in Lambton Shores. Smith, a native of Forest, became a volunteer firefighter in 2010. He moved into municipal government as Lambton Shores bylaw officer while continuing as a volunteer firefighter. “It is
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