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Modus AIM-7 7” Automotive Receiver
The Modus AIM-7 is a 7 inch Double DIN automotive receiver aimed at clean installs and serious system control, featuring a capacitive optically bonded touchscreen, wireless and wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a built in DSP with 15 band EQ. It also offers six channel 5 volt RCA pre outs, TOSLINK optical output, four camera inputs plus HDMI, and iDatalink Maestro compatibility for deep vehicle integration. This announcement was published by Dc Car Audio Electronics Accessories on 2026-05-16.
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May long weekend impaired driving warning
MADD urges travelers to plan for a safe return during the May long weekend, noting that impaired driving increases during holiday travel and is entirely preventable. The advisory encourages practical planning for sober rides and safer travel choices across Canada.
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Custom railing fabrication and installation
Fulcher Fabrication in Sarnia fabricates and installs custom interior and exterior railings for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. They emphasize clean modern designs, durable steel construction, and full professional installation; call 519-330-4418 to discuss a build.
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Slow moving vehicle sign maintenance advisory
Lambton Mutual Insurance Company reminds farm vehicle operators to clean and inspect slow moving vehicle signs so they remain visible to other motorists. Mud, debris, or faded signs can reduce visibility, and any damaged or faded signs should be replaced to keep equipment road ready.
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Victoria Day long weekend closure notice
Subaru of Sarnia will be closed for the Victoria Day long weekend from Saturday, May 16 to Monday, May 18, and will resume operations on Tuesday, May 19. The dealership posted a holiday notice asking customers to plan service and visits accordingly and wishing everyone a safe Victoria Day weekend.
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Fleming Road Reconstruction Notice
Fleming Road will be closed starting Tuesday, May 19, 2026 for about eight weeks for complete reconstruction between Rear Street and Queen Street. The project installs a new granular base and hot-mix asphalt surface and adds a roadside trail to connect existing paths; school buses and emergency services have been notified to reduce disruptions.
