Upgrades to busy intersection put on hold
A total of $1.8 million in potential upgrades to Queen’s Line and Merlin Road intersection has been pushed to budget deliberations.
Incoming council to consider moving meetings
The municipality is one step closer to taking local council meetings to different parts of the community.
Proposed Dresden hotel passes in council
CK councillors have approved a motion that will allow a former funeral home in Dresden to be transformed into a hotel.
Traffic concerns on Queen’s Line being addressed
The Chatham-Kent Transportation Division is hoping to make some changes to the Queen’s Line and Merlin Road intersection.
Deadline for Canada Post offer expires without deal
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have rejected Canada Post’s latest offer.
BIA aiming to extend parking hours in downtown CK
If the Downtown Chatham BIA gets their way on Monday night, residents and visitors can expect to see changes coming to the way they park.
CK police briefs – Saturday, November 17, 2018
Friday night officers located a 26-year-old man in a Chatham apartment who had an out of town warrant out for his arrest.
Lisa Raitt pushes for lifting of steel and aluminum tariffs
Conservative MP and Deputy Party Leader Lisa Raitt is calling on the Canadian government to continue negotiations to get steel and aluminum tariffs eliminated from the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement.
Staples in Chatham hosts first ‘Health and Wellness Day’
Chatham-Kent businesses, both large and small, have joined together in hopes of bringing awareness to healthier lifestyles.
Kent Agricultural Hall of Fame inducts newest members
Four new names have officially been added to the Kent Agricultural Hall of Fame.
