US EditionOil spill outside Canadian refinery prompts cleanup on St. Clair River
- An oil spill in the St. Clair River was reported by Suncor's Sarnia Refinery on Thursday around 1:40 p.m. and has been identified as crude oil.
- St. Clair Township warned residents not to use the river water due to unsafe conditions, although drinking water remains safe in local systems.
- Lambton Public Health issued a do-not-drink alert for St. Clair River water after consultation with local agencies.
- Suncor confirmed that no injuries have been reported and that they are actively responding with equipment and personnel from Shell.
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Chatham This WeekChatham-Kent water ‘currently unaffected’ by oil spill: officials
Chatham-Kent’s water supply is currently unaffected by a crude oil spill detected in the St. Clair River near Sarnia’s Suncor plant Thursday afternoon, municipal officials say.
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