03-09-2026 23:22 via theobserver.ca

Lambton public health inspection program expands, rebrands

Changes are underway, making it easier for people to access health inspection records for venues around Sarnia-Lambton, a local public health official says.Lambton County council recently passed a bylaw requiring signs – at hair and nail salons, tattoo parlours, spas, pools, splash pads, and camps – directing people to online public health inspection records, said health protection manager Chad Ikert.Public health, under a program called DineSafe, has required colour-coded signs at
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