Natalia Vega

Natalia graduated with honours from the Journalism - Print and Broadcast program at Humber College in 2016. In addition to her role as a reporter at Blackburn News, she is an afternoon news anchor. You can hear her on CFCO, CKSY and CKUE. Email her at nvega@blackburnradio.com. Follow her on Twitter: @NataliaV_News

Mobile Market receives $20K boost

A $20,000 donation from Howard Mutual Insurance Company will help more families have access to fresh produce and will support some local farmers.

Chatham woman celebrates lotto win with store owner

A Chatham mother of three has won $100,000 with an instant lotto ticket.

Housing market heats up significantly in CK

Chatham-Kent’s real estate market got a major boost with the start of spring as home sales were up a whopping 75 per cent compared to March 2020.

Switch to remote learning prompts emergency child care to start again

Some families in Chatham-Kent who are unable to provide child care for school-aged kids next week will once again get a helping hand.

CKHA marks long-awaited milestone (GALLERY)

A service gap identified in Chatham-Kent years ago has resulted in the renewal of urology services at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (CKHA) as well as a new operating room theatre.

Director of education intends to retire from Catholic board

Director of Education Deb Crawford has announced plans to retire on September 30.

Blenheim woman wins $50K while supporting a good cause

It’s a win-win situation after a Blenheim woman won $52,735 through the CK Charity 50/50 Raffle in support of the Chatham-Kent Hospice Foundation and the Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation of Chatham-Kent (CTCF).

Vandalism hinders data collection on CK trails

An effort to calculate trail usage in Chatham has hit a temporary roadblock after a counting device worth over $4,000 was recently destroyed by vandals.

CK police briefs – Monday, April 5, 2021

Officers are keeping their eyes peeled for approximately $10,000 worth of eye glasses reported stolen from a business in Wallaceburg.

Chatham paralegal loses licence

A Chatham paralegal has had his licence revoked and has been ordered to pay $10,980 after the Law Society alleged he engaged in professional misconduct.