Catégorie : Tribune-Express (Hawkesbury)

The recovery affects one lot number of the 12 ounce gel hand wash bottles. They had been sold at Walmart and Home Depot since mid-October.

Two more deaths were announced on Thursday afternoon. The news accompanied the announcement of another 16 confirmed cases at the residence, made up of nine residents and seven staff members.

Two more deaths were reported at the residence on Monday afternoon, while two had been confirmed on Saturday. No new resident cases were recorded over the weekend, but two more staff members tested positive, bringing the total since the outbreak began to 112. Twenty-seven of the 68 resident cases had been resolved, as had 16 of the 44 staff infections.

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) East Region’s Community Street Crime Unit executed a search warrant at a Spence Avenue apartment on Friday. The officers seized a loaded handgun, brass knuckles, and suspected methamphetamine, crack cocaine, and cannabis.

The United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR) announced the two deaths on Saturday afternoon. The news brought the toll from the outbreak at the long-term care facility to three, after the death of a resident last weekend. The number of deaths across the Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) region stood at 16.

Seventy-eight cases are active at the Prescott and Russell Residence, which included 46 residents and 32 employees. Twenty-two residents and 10 employee cases have been resolved, while the death toll from the virus in the residence remained at one. The residence is waiting on the results of 42 other tests. The residence would remain closed to visitors while the outbreak continued.

Twenty-nine of those cases – 16 residents and 13 employees – were active, while the remaining 32 had been resolved as of Thursday afternoon. Further testing was conducted this week, almost two weeks after the outbreak at the residence was first confirmed.

Speed limit, railway and deer crossing, road names and new stop-ahead warning signs were among those stolen. Police said the thefts were centred on Sandy Hill Road, Ste-Anne Road, Bangs Road, March Crescent and May Crescent.

“While this may be considered a prank by some, under some a missing road sign could result in a serious or even fatal collision,” the Hawkesbury Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) detachment said in a statement.

“These incidents also result in additional costs to municipalities, as the signs can cost up to $200 to replace, in addition the cost of labour.”

Anyone with information about the signs can contact the Hawkesbury OPP at 1-888-310-1122. Those wishing to remain anonymous can contact CrimeStoppers on 1-800-222-8477 or www.crimestoppers.ca.

Town council reviewed a report from Morrison Hershfield, a Toronto-based consultant firm, on results of an environmental site assessment (ESA) of Chenail Boulevard. The ESA focused on the areas surrounding four municipal lots located north and south of the boulevard.

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