Plans for new school to replace UCC still on hold
It’s back to the drawing board for the Catholic school board in Chatham-Kent after having some local school projects rejected by the province for three years in a row.
Jenkins thrown curve ball in fight to move foundation to Chatham
A legal battle is underway between Fergie Jenkins and the foundation that bears his name.
CKHA officials optimistic new withdrawal management unit use will rise
The Withdrawal Management Services Unit at the Chatham hospital is off to a decent start.
CKHA challenged to manage ERs without closures
The two hospitals in Chatham-Kent have received provincial cash to continue their offload nursing program.
CK development charge process criticized
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is getting some blowback for moving too fast with its new development charges and not doing enough consultation around the matter before approving them.
UCC Students support and learn about Indigenous culture
A group of students from Ursuline College in Chatham (UCC) was among dozens that showed up at an event on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to learn more about reconciliation.
“Reconciliation is an ongoing process” says residential school survivor
An emotional healing walk and gathering took place in Wallaceburg on Thursday to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Tilbury Bluebirds spread wings in inaugural season
The Tilbury Bluebirds are ready to fly in their debut of Western Ontario Super Hockey League (WOSHL) Saturday night.
Historic Guyitt House given a bit more time to seek heritage designation
After a brief scare, it looks like the property in Chatham-Kent dubbed “Canada’s most photographed house” could be getting a new lease on life.
Family buys former Dresden funeral home, gets TV show
Dresden is about to be thrust into the national spotlight for a very spooky reason.
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