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No visit from the Premier after all in Wallaceburg, Ontario is looking to put students who want a job in the trades on a fast track to getting a career, and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation is expecting a busier housing market in southwestern Ontario next year.

Morning News for Wednesday, May 1, 2024

Some changes are coming to Chatham-Kent council chambers with safety and security in mind, a single-family home that's been hosting a sober-living group for almost a year now in Chatham will be able to continue its work after a crucial zoning change was approved last night, and the Special Investigations Unit is investigating a horrifying crash east on the Highway 401 east of Toronto.

It looks like there won't be any changes to Chatham-Kent's municipal boundary lines after all, Chatham-Kent's seasonal patio program on public property is set to become permanent, and there's a flag raising at the Civic Centre in Chatham at noon today to mark the start of Sexual Assault Awareness Month locally.

Security in council chambers and a possible permanent patio expansion for local businesses are both up for discussion at tonight's Chatham-Kent council meeting, sexual assault is on the rise and officials with the Chatham-Kent Sexual Assault Crisis Centre are hoping to raise awareness about that growing problem, and a Chatham family is settling into their new home thanks to Habitat for Humanity Chatham-Kent.

Morning News for Monday, April 29, 2024

Elections Ontario has released the preliminary figures for early voting in the Lambton-Kent-Middlesex by-election. Chatham-Kent could soon see its seasonal patio program become permanent. Russia launched a barrage of missiles against Ukraine overnight, reportedly targeting the country's energy infrastructure. A killer whale calf, who has been trapped in a lagoon near Vancouver Island for over a month, has made her own bid for freedom.

Chatham-Kent could soon see its seasonal patio program become permanent. The CK Expo opens at 10 a.m. at the John D Bradley Convention Centre. A killer whale calf, who has been trapped in a lagoon near Vancouver Island for over a month, has made her own bid for freedom.