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Provincial funding extended for Huron Shores Area Transit

Huron Shores Area Transit has received an additional $1,065,946 in funding support through the Ontario government’s Community Transportation Grant. The funding supports the extension of the original three-year pilot project that launched Huron Shores Area Transit in December 2020.

The bus service is designed to provide affordable transportation options within the region and connect local towns, villages, and hamlets with Sarnia and London.

“With COVID-19 and the related restrictions, it’s been a real...

COVID-19: Municipal Impacts as Ontario set to enter Step 2

The Ontario government has announced that the province will advance to Step Two of the Roadmap to Reopen plan on Wednesday, June 30. Step Two of the reopening plan focuses on the resumption of more outdoor activities and limited indoor services where restrictions can be in place, such as capacity limits and face coverings.

Although there are several changes to public health and workplace restrictions with this announcement, many restrictions remain in place for gatherings, businesses, services, and...

Public Notice: Lambton Shores' system not affected by South Huron watermain breaks

Staff have been notified that South Huron is currently repairing multiple watermain breaks due to a pressure surge in the surrounding areas of Grand Bend within South Huron.

Please note that Lambton Shores’ system is currently not affected by the pressure surge experienced in the South Huron system, however Lambton Shores staff will continue to monitor our system.

COVID-19 Update: Municipal Impact

The Ontario government has announced that the province will be moving to Step One of their Roadmap to Reopen plan at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, June 11, 2021. There are several changes to public health and workplace restrictions with this announcement, however, many restrictions remain in place for gatherings, businesses, services, and other activities.

Please view the regulation for full details of restrictions in Step One of the roadmap.

Municipal impacts during Step One:

The following changes...

COVID-19 Update: Municipal Impacts

The provincewide Stay-at-Home order has now expired, but the Ontario government has announced that all other public health and workplace measures will remain in place until Ontario enters Step One of the Roadmap to Reopen.

Until the province enters Step One, the measures and restrictions listed under the Ontario government’s Emergency Brake will be in place, which includes restrictions on gatherings, businesses, services, and activities.

Click here to see a full list of restrictions during the...