Crews battle house fire in Wallaceburg
Chatham-Kent Fire and Emergency Services were able to save $400,000 worth of property following a house fire in Wallaceburg.
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CK police briefs – Sunday, February 17, 2019
Two people have been charged with impaired driving following routine traffics stops in Chatham.
UPDATE: Second stabbing in Windsor in 24 hours
One person is in custody following a stabbing Friday night in east Windsor.
CK police briefs- Saturday, February 16, 2019
Crews were kept busy in Chatham-Kent on Friday after three collisions took place.
Police search for missing Leamington man
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing Leamington man.
Municipally significant events aim to showcase ‘craft’ culture
Several upcoming events in Chatham-Kent are one step closer to selling booze after being deemed “municipally significant” by members of council.
Customer service a large focus in removing red tape
Better customer service and communication are needed to progress local community development, according to Chatham-Kent residents who have encountered obstacles due to municipal red tape.
Community café planned for transportation feedback
Chatham-Kent is looking for public input when it comes to transportation across the municipality.
Municipality free of unfair hiring practices
Chatham-Kent is ahead of the curve when it comes to avoiding nepotism in their hiring practices.
State of emergency ends in Chatham-Kent
Mayor Darrin Canniff has officially terminated the state of emergency in Chatham-Kent following significant flooding along the Thames River.
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