Officials in Lambton County, Ontario, are preparing to kick off the annual beach water quality monitoring program for the summer season. Seven Lake Huron public beaches will be monitored for elevated bacteria levels and warning signs will be posted when E. coli levels are estimated to exceed the Ontario Ministry of Health guidelines. Read the full story by CKNX News Today.
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