The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit says in an update that 164 people have now tested positive for the virus.

The driver and passenger in the vehicle struck the vehicle in front and "immediately fled" in an orange Dodge Dart that had stopped to pick them up, police say.

Norfolk County Mayor Kristal Chopp says 120 workers at a local farm have tested positive for the novel coronavirus and seven of them are in hospital.

Officers responded around 3:16 a.m. to a home along Church Street after a homeowner reported being awoken by a loud bang outside.

During the video conversation, the man wore a mask and, according to OPP, threatened the child by running their finger over their throat.

Officers responded to the scene at the Zehrs along Simcoe Street for a report of an assault around 8:15 a.m.

Mayor Ken Hewitt says he supports owners being able to attend their cottages saying they don't pose the same risk as day-trippers and campers.

OPP say officers attended three suspected overdoses in the region between Friday and Saturday, including one that claimed the life of a 37-year-old.

Mayor Ken Hewitt is hoping to connect residents at Haldimand county's long-term care with families via technology.

The strong gusts are expected to begin this afternoon and continue into the early evening before diminishing later tonight.