Conference Board of Canada predicts rough ride until 2021
It released its report, “No Province Spared From Recession” Wednesday.
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Prime Minister suggests national inquiry into long-term care possible
“We need to have conversations about how we care for our elders in this country,” said Justin Trudeau.
Tilray to close Leamington cannabis greenhouse
A Leamington greenhouse housing one of Windsor-Essex’s largest cannabis producers has been slated for closure.
Pandemic hampers usual municipal heat relief
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is making sure some of the area’s most vulnerable individuals have a place to cool down as the temperatures rise.
Local eateries voice frustrations over CK outsourcing foodservice contract
Chatham-Kent’s chief administrative officer is promising the local foodservice and hospitality sector will get the first crack at a new food contract when a new permanent homeless shelter is established in Chatham.
Ford expediting Independent Commission on LTC
Work is underway to get the independent commission started by July.
CKHA ready to slowly resume elective surgeries
The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (CKHA) is preparing to perform elective procedures again.
UPDATE: CK police briefs – Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Chatham-Kent police said a post-mortem will be conducted in London Wednesday after a 73-year-old woman was found deceased in a burned-out home in Erieau early Tuesday morning.
Two arrests, $28K illegal drugs seized during search
Two Chatham residents are facing charges after police found some suspected methamphetamine, heroin, and cocaine during a drug bust Tuesday night.
Emergency orders extended to June 9
Social gatherings of more than five people will continue to be banned in Ontario until June 9.
