Bruce Power will conduct a full volume test of it's nuclear emergency public alerting sirens this morning.
Sirens within 3 km of the Bruce Power site will operate simultaneously for several minutes between 10am and 11am this morning.
The sirens are part of Bruce Power's communications system to notify nearby residents of a nuclear emergency.
Bruce Power and the Municipality of Kincardine's Community Emergency Management Co-ordinator are holding the test.
The average Leamington resident will pay $67.13 more next year on their tax bill.
The former head football coach at the University of Michigan will face a variety of charges following a bizarre chain of events this week.
The possible guilty plea for a man accused of murder in Tilbury has been delayed again.
Windsor Police have arrested a second suspect after a resident on Louis Avenue was sprayed with bear spray and threatened with a BB gun.
Police were called out to a single-vehicle crash on Old Tecumseh Road near Walstedt Way around 2:45 a.m. on Friday.
The reopening of Talbot Trail could take some important next steps soon if Chatham-Kent Council approves the purchase of four parcels of land.
