Kent Bridge Road will be closed at the CP Railway crossing, just north of Longwoods Road, this week, Municipal Leaders from across the province are in London for the annual Association of Municipalities of Ontario Conference, Windsor and London will see their GDP grow by at least two percent this year, CK Public Health has confirmed that mosquitoes from a trap in Dresden have tested positive for West Nile Virus, and CK police  arrested a man for driving under the influence and a woman during a disturbance complaint the past weekend.

Kent Bridge Road closure delayed, West Nile Virus detected in Dresden trap, Chatham-Kent could be next for Strong Mayors Powers, and TVO workers walk off job.

An accused shooter from Chatham has been denied bail, Kent Bridge Road will be closed at the CP Railway crossing for emergency railway repairs, Mayor Darrin Cannif told CK Morning that Building a large arena to replace the 75-year-old Memorial Arena in Chatham is still on the table, 87 percent of all physician visits are now happening face-to-face rather than virtually, the country's top leaders are calling on on Meta to reverse its news ban during the wildfires in BC and Northwestern Ontario.

Building a new area is still a top priority for The mayor of Chatham-Kent, Twenty-one artists will be featured in the 2023 Ontario Juried Exhibition, A Chatham man charged with attempted murder following a shooting in downtown Chatham has been denied bail, and the majority of patients are returning to in-person visits, according to Ontario doctors.

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The Withdrawal Management Unit at the Chatham Hospital is celebrating a big milestone, a pair of agricultural businesses in Dresden are planning to show their appreciation for temporary foreign workers in the area this weekend, and COVID-19 infections are rising again in the US and elsewhere.

A 53-year-old Chatham Township man who has been wanted for assault got an early morning wakeup call from Chatham-Kent police, we paid more for groceries again last month according to the latest report on inflation, and provincial police are reminding you to be especially careful when you use fireworks after a barn fire just outside of St. Thomas.