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.
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OPP host recruitment event ahead of ‘retirement wave’
The Ontario Provincial Police is hosting a provincewide recruitment event on Saturday, October 1.
College support staff ratify new contract
Full-time support staff at Ontario’s 24 publicly-funded colleges are now under a contract for the next three years.
CK police, Lambton OPP team up for drug and firearms bust
A 39-year-old Camden Township man is facing multiple drug and firearm-related charges after police executed a search warrant at a residence in the Dresden area.
The 519 Podcast presents Truth and Reconciliation: Beyond the Orange Shirts
Truth and Reconciliation is the subject of this week’s 519 Podcast.
Unifor members rally in Chatham for more hours at retirement homes
The union representing hundreds of retirement home workers in the region is calling for a change to how employees are treated, a few weeks before contract bargaining is set to take place.
“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.
No cause for concern after odour investigation in Wheatley
Downtown Wheatley has been given the all-clear following an odour investigation near the site of last summer’s explosion.
Local group wins $1M Lotto Max
Five coworkers in southwestern Ontario, who have been playing the lottery together for 10 years, have won a Lotto Max prize of $1 million.
Radiothon highlights local healthcare workers in support of CKHA Foundation
Stories from Chatham-Kent Health Alliance frontline workers will be taking over the local airwaves this weekend.
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