CKHA Foundation gets ready for festive events
Members of the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation (CKHAF) are getting into the holiday spirit by inviting the community to join together for some festive events this month.
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Ontario makes $2.1M investment for child care spaces in Chatham
The number of child cares spaces in Chatham will see a boost following a $2.1 million funding announcement by MPP Rick Nicholls on behalf of the Ontario Ministry of Education.
Chatham man honours mother by bringing cheer to cancer patients
Several cancer patients across Chatham-Kent will receive holiday care baskets thanks to the fundraising efforts of a Chatham man.
CK farmer sees ag industry benefits in local robotics club
A growing relationship between farming and technology has piqued one father’s interest so much that he’s supporting a local robotics club and challenging others to do the same.
CK police briefs – Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Police are reminding drivers to be aware of deer following two separate crashes on Talbot Trail and Middle Line.
CK police briefs – Tuesday, December 3, 2019
A 50-year-old Chatham woman is charged with impaired driving after backing into a police cruiser.
Paint the Town Red focuses on #Unignorable issues
The United Way of Chatham-Kent has partnered with over a dozen restaurants for Paint the Town Red.
CK paramedics recognized at Queen’s Park
Two Chatham-Kent paramedics have been recognized for their years of exemplary service.
Maple City employees ratify new agreement
Unionized employees at a retirement home in Chatham have unanimously ratified a new collective agreement, which includes a wage increase.
Chief Conn prepares graduates for best and worst of policing
New graduates from Ontario’s Police College (OPC) are being advised to prepare and adapt to a constantly changing industry.
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