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Council Highlights - October 7, 2020Wyoming, ON – Lambton County Council held their regular meeting via videoconference on Wednesday, October 7. At this meeting, Lambton County Council:
- Received an update from Lambton County Medical Officer of Health, Dr.
Province Increases Restrictions to Stop the Spread of COVID-19Point Edward, ON - On Friday October 2nd, the Ontario Government announced new changes to stop and prevent the spread of COVID-19. The following changes will affect Lambton County:
Changes to Assessment Centres:
- Appointments only for COVID-19 testing at Assessment Centres as of Sunday, October 4, 2020.
Sarnia art gallery's new mural has an expiry dateA mural created for visitors being welcomed back to the Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery isn’t long for this world.
A trio of Toronto-based artists with Latin American roots.
Isolation Required for Incoming TravelersPoint Edward, ON - Lambton Public Health is requiring the isolation of a small number of COVID-19 cases related to the transportation industry. The investigation involved 5 confirmed cases and 14 close contacts of those cases.
Capturing the Moment Digital Lecture SeriesGrand Bend, ON - Delayed due to the closure of Lambton Heritage Museum in March, the feature exhibit Capturing the Moment: Photography in Lambton County is set to re-open to the public on Wednesday, October 21. To support this exhibition, the Museum is hosting a four-part digital lecture series focusing on a variety of photography-related subjects.
Emergency Control Group Update - September 30Wyoming, ON - The County of Lambton Emergency Control Group met Wednesday, September 30 to discuss updates in the current COVID-19 situation. The group will meet again on Wednesday next week to discuss new developments and planning requirements.
Creative County Offers Support for Innovation in Response to PandemicWyoming, ON - In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Lambton County will be modifying its annual Creative County Grant Program to support cultural organizations and events that demonstrate innovation in adapting programs and activities to pandemic restrictions and public health guidelines.
The Creative County Committee will adjust its application criteria for the 2020-21 grant period to allow for the reimbursement of expenses to meet safety requirements that allow cultural events to proceed, or support.
