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LAMBTON SHORES – On April 13, 2021, Lambton Shores Council passed a by-law that will allow licensed and registered low-speed vehicles (LSVs) to operate on public roads within the Municipality.

The decision was made in alignment with the province’s Low-Speed Vehicle Pilot project, which launched in 2017 to permit the operation of LSVs within municipalities where a by-law has been passed.

LSVs are generally described as electric vehicles only permitted to operate on roads with a posted speed limit of...

Council met virtually on April 13^th for their regularly scheduled meeting.  The public was invited to view the open session beginning at 7:00 pm. live on the Lambton Shores website.  

• Public meetings were held for the following Zoning By-Law Amendment applications:
  • 10020 Port Franks Estates Dr – BDS Construction – to permit to permit a second dwelling in a detached building; the ZBA was approved
  • Ravenswood Line/Elizabeth St – M&S Ryan – to permit the pasturing and housing...

As of April 8, 2021, the Ontario government has issued a provincewide stay-at-home order, which will remain in place for a minimum of four weeks. In accordance with the provincial order, Grand Bend Beach remains open to those in the region.

Although the beach remains open, the Municipality of Lambton Shores reminds the public that a key takeaway from the provincewide stay-at-home order is the importance of not travelling outside your own region unless necessary.

For those in the region looking to visit...

As part of the Ontario government’s recently announced Connecting Links Program, Lambton Shores will receive up to $4,853,952 in funding to support the replacement and widening of the Ontario Street bridge in Grand Bend.

“Connecting Links are roads that are important to both local residents and the provincial transportation network as a whole,” said Mayor Bill Weber. “It’s important to have provincial funding that helps ensure these key roads and bridges are kept in good repair.”

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Flags on all Lambton Shores flagpoles were lowered to half-mast on Friday afternoon to honour the passing of His Royal Highness Prince Philip. Flags will be lowered from now until sunset of the day of the funeral or memorial service.

The date of the funeral has yet to be announced.