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Chatham-Kent police have launched their annual Festive RIDE program, no serious injuries after a rollover crash between Wallaceburg and Dresden earlier this week, and hundreds of native plants are being reintroduced to Paw Paw Woods near Wallaceburg.

There's still another chance to have your say on Chatham-Kent's municipal budget through an online information session Thursday evening. Heavy fog was a factor in two collisions just west of Chatham-Kent Wednesday morning. Ontario is looking to boost the number of nurses in the province with a $510M investment. All 13 of Canada's Premiers are calling on the Prime Minister to negotiate separate trade agreements with the U.S. and Mexico. Canada's Embassy in Ukraine was closed Wednesday after warnings of a potential air strike by Russia.

Now's your chance to have your say on Chatham-Kent's municipal budget, heavy fog this morning was a factor in two collisions just west of Chatham-Kent this morning, and Ontario is investing half a billion dollars on educating nurses.

Morning News for Wednesday, November 20, 2024

Police are concerned about the well-being of a missing woman. There are two more open houses coming up to talk about Hydro One's new Longwood to Lakeshore transmission lines project. The 'Igniting Healthcare Holiday 50/50' began this morning. Canada's inflation rate jumped back up to 2 percent last month.  Canada's Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food has wrapped up a meeting in China.

The Kent Agricultural Hall of Fame is growing today, there are a pair of open houses coming up to talk about Hydro One's new Longwood to Lakeshore transmission lines project, and you paid more for goods and services last month than you did in October of last year.

Lambton OPP have released some more details about the two people who were killed in a boating crash on Walpole Island First Nation over the weekend, Ridgetown is one step closer to getting a new subdivision, and Ontario is moving ahead with its plan to shut down nearly half of the supervised consumption sites in the province.

Chatham-Kent Council will have some decisions to make tonight which could bring more family doctors to the area. Entegrus is reminding people that you might not get your bills through the mail, but you still have to pay them on time. Canadians will know a lot more about the future of food prices on December 5. Pet and Wildlife Rescue and the Tilbury Information and H.E.L.P. Centre will benefit from the Tim Hortons Holiday Smile Cookie campaign this year.  Alert Ready, Canada's National Public Alerting System, will be running a test on Wednesday. The number 10 on a Blenheim Blades jersey will forever belong to former captain Craig Spence.

Noon News for Monday, November 18, 2024

OPP are investigating a fatal boat crash at Walpole Island First Nation that claimed the lives of two people over the weekend, a 73-year-old Leamington man is facing impaired driving charges after a crash south of Chatham, and  Canada Post officials and the union representing its workers will meet with a special mediator today.