As of Wednesday, a new Ontario law requiring that all homes have a carbon monoxide detector is being enforced.
Sarnia Fire Prevention Officer Roel Bus says CO detectors should be installed near all sleeping areas and in service rooms.
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Bus says if firefighters are called to your residence and there's no CO detector you could be fined $360.
Landlords with over six rental units have until October 15 to install the alarms.
