Providing clarity for non-essential businesses

Support is available both locally and provincially for business owners who have questions about the recent order to close non-essential businesses in Ontario.

CK police briefs- Wednesday, March 25, 2020

A Chatham man is facing seven charges after a foot chase that started with him allegedly assaulting police.

Local woman looks to help community during COVID-19 pandemic

A Chatham resident is putting a call out to the community to support restaurants that are taking a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Economic development monitoring COVID-19 impact on businesses

Municipal officials in Chatham-Kent are keeping an eye on the economic hardships that the novel coronavirus will have on the community.

Risk of COVID-19 remains low in CK

As of Tuesday afternoon, there are still only two confirmed cases of CVOID-19 in Chatham-Kent and the risk to the community remains relatively low.

Councillors and mayor claim $788K in pay and expenses

Expenses for members of Chatham-Kent council and the mayor came in slightly over-budget for 2019.

CK police briefs – Sunday, March 22, 2020

A man who was arrested after stealing from Walmart was not even supposed to be there in the first place.

Emergency childcare centres to open

The Government of Ontario is planning to open select childcare centres across the province for frontline workers.

Provincial government creates website to fight impacts of COVID-19

Ontario is launching a new website that connects to the provincial government with people who want to help with the challenges of COVID-19.

Several municipalities declare state of emergency

Multiple municipalities in Elgin County, as well as St. Thomas, have declared a state of emergency as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Allanah Wills