Episodes

Friday Feb 14, 2025
Evening News for Friday, February 14, 2025
Friday Feb 14, 2025
Friday Feb 14, 2025
A long weekend is coming and that means closures across Chatham-Kent. The Lambton Kent District School Board has appointed Gary Girardi as the next Director of Education. Health Canada has recalled an Igloo-brand cooler because an issue with the handle can cause fingertip amputations and crush hands. Canada Post says the province-wide red delivery service alert is over. There were fears of another nuclear incident at Chernobyl Friday morning.

Friday Feb 14, 2025
Morning News for Friday, February 14, 2025
Friday Feb 14, 2025
Friday Feb 14, 2025
No word on a cause or a damage estimate yet after a fire broke out at a garage in the Wallaceburg area yesterday, Peavy Mart is warning shoppers about an online scam, and Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney won't rule out a snap election if he replaces Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister.

Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Evening News for Thursday, February 13, 2025
Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Drivers are being asked to avoid St. Clair Road between Border Road and Elbow Line near Wallaceburg because of a fire. CKHA has added two more doctors to its staff. Over 100 people will brave the elements on February 22 for the Coldest Night of the Year walk. Canada Post declared a Red Delivery Service Alert for Ontario today. A new poll says Canadians are willing to stop spending on U.S. products except when it comes to streaming services. Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister went to Europe today.

Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Noon News for Thursday, February 13, 2025
Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Noon News for Thursday, February 13, 2025

Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Morning News for Thursday, February 13, 2025
Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Thursday Feb 13, 2025
All school buses in all zones have been cancelled for the day across Chatham-Kent, Chambers of commerce across Chatham-Kent are calling on the federal government to reconvene Parliament to deal with the threat of U.S. tariffs, and this year's Cornhole for Hospice event was so successful in Chatham-Kent that registration is already open for next year's event.

Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Evening News for Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Environment Canada has issued a freezing rain warning for Chatham-Kent. A CK councillor is looking to clear the air about the municipality's plans to hire a Deputy Chief Administrative Officer. A threatening voicemail caused a heavy police presence at Entegrus earlier this week. The Chatham Coloured All-Stars have been snubbed by the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame again. For the first time, all of Canada's provincial and territorial leaders are in Washington, D.C. together.

Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Noon News for Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Noon News for Wednesday, February 12, 2025

Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Morning News for Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
We could be in for a messy mix of winter weather this afternoon, a 30-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in Chatham, and the federal Liberals appear to be gaining some significant in the latest polls.

Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
Evening News for Tuesday, February 11, 2025
Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
The Kent Federation of Agriculture held its 10th annual food drive to celebrate Ag Day. 211 is a service supported by the United Way that connects people who need help with community resources. The MP for Chatham-Kent-Leamington wants to hear ideas from local businesses on how to deal with the tariff threats. Restaurants Canada wants the federal government to make the tax break on food permanent. A professor of international relations thinks Ottawa should block US President Donald Trump's chosen ambassador to Canada until he stops questioning our sovereignty. U.S.-based users of Google Maps will now see the Gulf of America on the map instead of the Gulf of Mexico.

Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
Noon News for Tuesday, February 11, 2025
Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is calling American Tariffs on steel and aluminum 'unacceptable', the Member of Parliament for Chatham-Kent-Leamington wants to hear ideas from local businesses on how to deal with the tariff threats, and the federal government's GST holiday wraps up on Friday.

