Attempted murder suspect in CK released under house arrest
A Chatham-Kent man accused of attempting to murder a Chatham-Kent police officer will finally be released on bail for compassionate reasons.
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Lane closures planned for Queen’s Line
If you use Queen’s Line on your daily commute, you might experience some slowdowns over the next several days.
Accused COVID-19 protest organizer could be third fined in CK
It took more than two years, but a Wallaceburg woman accused of organizing a protest in Chatham against COVID-19 restrictions in 2020 will find out her punishment, if any, in April.
New Black History Month stamp honours Chloe Cooley
Chloe Cooley’s resistance to her enslaver in 1793 led to the gradual abolition of enslavement in Upper Canada.
Black History Month kicks off with flag raising on Wednesday
Black History Month in Chatham-Kent is starting off Wednesday with a flag-raising event at the Civic Centre on King Street, starting at noon.
CK police briefs – Tuesday, January 31, 2023
A 28-year-old Chatham woman is in more trouble with the law after she allegedly shoplifted from a store she had been ordered to stay away from.
UPDATE: Section of Queens Line reopened near Tilbury
Queens Line between Chatham and Tilbury is reopened following a collision that resulted in a lengthy closure.
CK Council set to debate backyard chickens again
The issue of backyard chickens is coming home to roost again in Chatham-Kent.
Chatham-Kent Fair steps in as ‘temporary solution’ to Kinsmen Fair cancellation
The Chatham-Kent Fair will act as a “one-off” event to the Chatham-Kent Kinsmen Fair which announced its cancellation last week.
CKHA managing peaks and valleys of patient admissions and surgeries
Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (CKHA) is reporting patient admissions from its Emergency Departments (ED) to the hospital have been rising, but the flu, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and COVID-19 surge has peaked and is trending down.
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