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Firefighters take on midrise building rescue scenario. On International Firefighters’ Day (May 4, 2022), members of the Lakeshore Fire Department tackled an elevated training exercise at a local six-storey building.

Shared on behalf of the Essex County OPP Detachment. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Essex County Detachment continues to receive calls for police assistance left on the office answering machine after hours, or often hears about an incident after the fact, through a third party but it was never reported to police.

By-law amendment aims to reduce impact of truck traffic on Class B Roads. At a meeting last week, Council of the Municipality of Lakeshore approved a.

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Neighbours and stakeholders invited to upcoming open house. Lakeshore residents are invited to attend an upcoming open house to learn about and share their feedback on the proposed Wallace Woods Secondary Plan, which will guide the future of a vibrant and mixed-use neighbourhood over the next several decades.

Monday appointments scheduled in targeted areas. The rollout of Lakeshore’s water meter replacement program starts next week with home appointments beginning on Monday, April 11.

Community visioning session to follow this Spring. The Municipality of Lakeshore is kicking off its call for community members to help create a vision for the future of Stoney Point Community Park.

Plan identifies shoreline hazards and risk mitigation strategies. At the meeting on Tuesday, March 29, 2022 Council of the Municipality of Lakeshore approved the.

The Essex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is warning local residents about cryptocurrency investment frauds. The Essex County OPP received a complaint from a Leamington resident who lost over $25,000 to a cryptocurrency investment fraud.