Union calls for library re-opening
The union representing library workers in Chatham-Kent has started a campaign to reopen branches across the municipality.
Woman blindsided by lawyer
The Law Society of Ontario is sharing more details about a Chatham lawyer who had his licence suspended for two months for professional misconduct.
CK police briefs – Friday, July 10, 2020
CK police lay assault, criminal harassment, and weapons dangerous charges in separate incidents.
Opening schools safely a ‘tremendous amount of pressure’ for health officials
Talks continue to safely open schools across Chatham-Kent in September.
Ice rinks still on ice for now
Chatham-Kent officials under pressure to open municipal ice rinks say it is a provincial responsibility but they are working on plans for when they’re allowed to reopen.
Call to action issued by mayors
The mayor of Chatham-Kent is hopeful upper levels of government will have cash to offset the municipal deficit caused by COVID-19.
Christmas events falling like trees due to COVID-19
You won’t see any Chatham Goodfellows standing at corners collecting money this year because of COVID-19 health and safety measures.
More cash to keep CK Transit buses sanitized
Chatham-Kent Transit is getting some extra provincial funding to keep their buses cleaned and sanitized during the COVID-19 pandemic.
CK embracing ‘al fresco’ movement
Expect to see more extended patios across Chatham-Kent as the summer rolls on.
COVID-19 case count increases slightly in CK
There are four new cases of COVID-19 in Chatham-Kent.
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