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The CP Holiday train is rolling back into Chatham this afternoon, the hospital in Leamington will have a pediatrician on staff for the first time in 30 years, and a London judge is set to hear legal arguments today in the sexual assault case of five members of Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team.

You'll have a chance to get a closer look at the proposed changes to Chatham-Kent's ward boundaries tonight, we're into the second week of the Canada Post strike, and the CP Holiday train is set to roll into Chatham today.

A 23-year-old Wallaceburg man is facing multiple assault and forcible confinement charges following an incident early Thursday morning. More than 160,000 school children can eat for free now that Ontario and Ottawa have signed an agreement to fund a school food program. The province is working to expand cancer coverage for firefighters. Pat King has been found guilty on five charges relating to the 'Freedom Convoy' in 2022. The honours continue to roll in for Chatham's Ethan Jordan as he prepares to play for the Vanier Cup on Saturday.

More than 160,000 school children can eat for free now that Ontario and Ottawa have signed an agreement to fund a school food program, Chatham's Ethan Jordan will put his skill to the test one last time this season in Yates Cup in Kingston, and one of the most prominent figures of the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa finds out his fate today.

Morning News for Friday, November 22, 2024

OPP say a multi-vehicle crash has closed both Hwy. 401 ramps at Victoria Rd near Ridgetown. The municipality will hold a Community Open House session on Facebook Live from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. to discuss the 2025 municipal budget. A local family doctor is being recognized for her outstanding care and dedication to the community. A Chatham woman is facing charges after police shut down an illegal pot shop in Leamington. A 45-year-old Chatham man is facing a handful of charges after police were called to investigate a break-in at a business on Colborne St. Sons of Kent has brewed up a special batch of Holiday Lager to help support the Chatham Goodfellows' "No Child Without a Christmas" campaign.

There's a Hydro One outage in the Tilbury-area, a family doctor in Chatham is "extremely grateful" and "very humbled" after being nominated by a patient and recognized by the Ontario College of Family Physicians for her outstanding care and dedication to the community, and the United Way in Chatham-Kent is celebrating another large donation from Enbridge Gas.