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Noon News for Monday, October 21, 2024

A couple of big votes coming up at Chatham-Kent council tonight and both of them are sure to ruffle some feathers, you'll probably run into a detour if you usually take Merlin Road anywhere close to Queen's Line, and a 25-year-old Blenheim man has been charged with driving impaired after nearly hitting a tent in a Sarnia encampment.

An Emergency doctor at CKHA is facing some serious sex-related charges. CK residents hooked up to municipal water and wastewater are going to be paying much more when their future bills come in. The wait is almost over for the opening of a much-anticipated new trampoline and indoor activity park in Chatham. An increased risk of fire has prompted two recalls of thousands of hybrid Honda vehicles. This year's top trending Halloween costumes include pop culture icons, classic characters, and Hollywood villains.

Get ready to fork out more money for your water and wastewater in Chatham-Kent, the wait is almost over for the opening of a much-anticipated new trampoline and indoor activity park in Chatham, and Chatham's Bridget Carleton and the Minnesota Lynx need to win tonight to force a fifth and deciding game in the WNBA Finals.

Morning News for Friday, October 18, 2024

The final arguments have been submitted in the Brett Iler trial. Chatham-Kent police have released more details about a fatal crash that took place over the Thanksgiving weekend. BrewFest CK is in contention for a coveted Ontario Tourism Award of Excellence. The Chatham-Kent Hospice Foundation will be auctioning off a pair of Taylor Swift tickets next week. Ontario's demand for electricity is expected to grow faster than experts originally thought.

Closing submissions are being read in court today at the Brett Iler trial in Chatham, Chatham-Kent police are putting out another call for tips as they continue to investigate a fatal two-vehicle crash on Talbot Trail that took place over the Thanksgiving weekend, and BrewFest CK is in contention for a coveted Ontario Tourism Award of Excellence to be handed out next week at ceremony in Hamilton.

OPP are investigating after a single-vehicle crash that claimed the life of a 77-year-old Chatham resident, the Chatham Goodfellows are getting ready to start taking calls again for their annual No Child Without a Christmas campaign, and a group representing doctors across Ontario is calling on the provincial government to fix six key areas affecting the healthcare system.

A 77-year-old Chatham resident has died following a single-vehicle collision. The numbers are in from the police crackdown on dangerous driving habits over the long weekend. A section of Erie Street North in downtown Wheatley will be closed into Thursday for some gas-well flaring tests. St. Teresa of Calcutta held an official opening and blessing ceremony on Wednesday. Ontario's doctors are recommending some immediate steps that the provincial government can take to stop, what they're calling, a crisis in the healthcare system.