No municipal restrictions on pot shop locations in CK, yet
Chatham-Kent may get more control over where retail cannabis stores go in the municipality, but not to the extent some councillors are hoping for.
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OPP dealing with more murder & mayhem
There is a disturbing trend across Ontario when it comes to murders and deaths.
CK getting over $950K in provincial funding for transit
The transit system in Chatham-Kent will get a boost from the province to offset costs of operating extended hours of service and for Inter-Urban routes.
CK Hospice receives $5K donation
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 642 in Chatham has given a $5,000 donation to the Chatham-Kent Hospice Foundation.
GM stands firm on Oshawa plant closure
General Motors has told Ontario’s premier that its position on closing the Oshawa plant has not changed.
CK Habitat for Humanity asking students to help raise funds by writing
Students across Chatham-Kent will have the chance to help build a house for a family in need simply by writing a story about what “home” means to them.
Low population density an ongoing challenge in Chatham-Kent
While the population in the area has increased over the last few years, it’s still not enough to noticeably improve the population density in Chatham-Kent.
CK police briefs – Tuesday, January 15, 2019
An 18-year-old man who was released from police custody in October is back in a holding cell.
Minister: GM Oshawa closing a ‘mistake’
Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development has weighed in on the decision by General Motors to close its Oshawa plant.
‘One is too many’: a look at homelessness in CK
A recent study is giving insight into who’s facing homeless in the municipality and why.
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