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Saturday Nov 09, 2024
Saturday Nov 09, 2024
Friday Nov 08, 2024
Friday Nov 08, 2024
Premier Doug Ford has ordered a province-wide school board audit. Respiratory illness season is upon us. Clear Medical Imaging has walked away from the negotiating table. The Chatham Goodfellows are recognizing a few of their dedicated supporters and volunteers who help make sure there's "No Child Without a Christmas" in CK. Ontario's jobless rate stayed steady in October at 6.8 percent.
Friday Nov 08, 2024
Friday Nov 08, 2024
The Chatham-Kent Ontario Health Team is hoping to cut down on the number of cases locally by offering multiple ways to prevent getting sick, the Chatham Goodfellows are recognizing a few of their dedicated supporters and volunteers who have helped them make sure there is no child without a Christmas, and workers at Food Basics are getting a raise.
Friday Nov 08, 2024
Thursday Nov 07, 2024
Thursday Nov 07, 2024
Chatham-Kent's housing market is continuing a slow climb back to pre-pandemic levels, a 43-year-old man is facing a pair of charges after he allegedly assaulted a police officer who was removing him from being in a residence where he was not welcome, and the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance has hired a new doctor to take care of residents' mental health.
Thursday Nov 07, 2024
Thursday Nov 07, 2024
Democratic Vice-President Kamala Harris has officially conceded the US Election to Republican Donald Trump, another fallout from the election was that searches online for "Moving to Canada" spiked yesterday, and another record-breaking fundraiser for the Chatham-Kent Hospice.
Wednesday Nov 06, 2024
Wednesday Nov 06, 2024
Wednesday Nov 06, 2024
Wednesday Nov 06, 2024
There are still some votes being counted up but Donald Trump has won another term as president of the United States, if you see an increased police presence at St. Ursula School in Chatham this morning, it's just a training exercise, and talks about a potential referendum on the Community Hub in downtown Chatham have stopped almost as quickly as they started.