A response line that provides immediate assistance to homeless Chatham-Kent residents has received provincial recognition. The Chatham-Kent Homeless Response Line was chosen for an Ontario Municipal Social Services Local Municipal…
Homeless response line receives provincial recognition
Police torch run held in Chatham
This past Saturday Chatham-Kent police held their Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics at Kingston Park in Chatham. Police say a total of $2,490 was raised. “Thank you to…
Chatham woman named CK Senior of the Year
A Chatham woman was named Chatham-Kent’s Senior of the Year Friday at Senior Expo & Achievement Awards in Blenheim. JoAn Dale was chosen from more than forty men and women nominated…
UPDATE: Sarnia police identify body pulled from St. Clair River
UPDATE: Police say the body pulled from St. Clair River Wednesday afternoon is that of a missing Sarnia man, Edward Alway. Alway (69) went missing on April 17th. ——— A body…
Child struck by vehicle in Leamington
Today just before 6 p.m., an 8-year-old girl, a pedestrian, was struck by a motor vehicle in Leamington. The…
Celebrate Ontario’s 150th anniversary with the 2017 Fun Pass
The province is helping families celebrate Ontario’s 150th anniversary by expanding the Fun Pass for 2017.…
Canadian charged in Flint terrorist attack
By Greg Holden A Montreal man has been identified by the FBI as the sole suspect in…
Province supporting growth and job creation in Ontario wine industry
Ontario is helping the province’s wineries and grape growers enhance their productivity and competitiveness through increasing…
Ontario enhancing support for refugees and newcomers
Ontario is continuing to support refugees and vulnerable newcomers with a new investment to help them…
Amazon creates 800 new high tech jobs in Ontario
Ontario has secured a significant investment from global technology company Amazon thanks to the province’s highly…
Ontario building new schools and additions across province
Ontario is investing in new and renovated schools across the province to provide students with the…
Free movies in the park
Twitter to let streaming video stars collect money from fans
Live music events in Chatham for June 15 – 21
Live music events in Chatham for June 8 – 14
Infant sleep
Vaccines are safe, adverse events are rare
West Nile Virus and standing water
May 31st is ‘World No Tobacco Day’
Snow squall warnings issued for Sarnia and London
Campgrounds opens in CK on May 16
Native plants and photography workshop
Storm batters Maritimes, cancelling flights
Positively Ridiculous Day
I hereby declare September 9th Positively Ridiculous Day in Chatham-Kent. Today people can be as silly as they want to be and no-one will…
French flag blunder in front of civic centre
After the tragic events that unfolded in Paris on Friday, many cities around the world have held vigils, lit landmark buildings with the French…
So God made a farmer’s wife
by Kim Cooper In keeping with the theme of women in agriculture, here is Paul Harvey’s “So God Made a Farmer” speech and taking that original article and…
Women in agriculture
Canned and frozen fruits and vegetables
Child struck by vehicle in Leamington
Today just before 6 p.m., an 8-year-old girl, a pedestrian, was struck by a motor vehicle…
Dollar stumbles after Trump says US will tax softwood lumber
The Canadian dollar is down more than .5 of a cent today, after US President Donald Trump said…
Eight roles expected to see biggest salary boosts in 2017
How much does a data ninja or coding wizard make? Significantly more than they did…
Canadian employers continue to be challenged in keeping and finding key talents
While organizations that operate in Canada fare better than companies in other countries in retaining…
Majority of Canadians believe small business ownership is less risky than working for someone else
In a time of increased uncertainty, many Canadians are considering entrepreneurship as a way to…