The Ministry of Labour is investigating an incident that occurred on Tuesday at a farm in the Town of Newbury. Police Chief Gary Conn will present the 2024 draft Chatham-Kent police budget to council on Tuesday. A licensed clinical psychologist from L.A. says a multi-pronged approach is needed to deal with addiction. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued multiple recalls for Malichita brand cantaloupes following an outbreak of salmonella.

The damage is estimated at $20,000 after a railroad tie fire in Chatham, restoration efforts continue at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance following last month's cyberattack, and the ground has been broken for a new Habitat for Humanity ReStore building in Chatham.

No word on a cause or a damage estimate yet after a railroad tie fire in Chatham's west end last night, the Chatham-Kent Public Utilities Commission is ordering two temporary mobile water treatment plants for Wheatley, and Nathaniel Veltman will be sentenced on December 1st.

The man charged with killing four members of a Muslim family in London by running them down with his pick-up truck had been found guilty on all counts, relatives of the Afzaal family release statement following the verdict, Entegrus warns customers of scam circulating around Chatham-Kent, and local police kick off holiday RIDE campaign.

Chatham-Kent police are drawing attention to the victims of dangerous driving habits as they make an appeal for road safety during the busy holiday season, a tip about a possible impaired driver led a local man and his vehicle being pulled off the road, and the jury's still talking things over behind closed doors in the Nathaniel Veltman trial in Windsor.

Inflation and infrastructure costs are getting the blame for a sharp increase in property taxes over the next four years in Chatham-Kent, the Salvation Army of Chatham-Kent is in desperate need of volunteers for its annual Christmas Kettle Campaign, and the Nathaniel Veltman murder trial is up to the jury now.

Noon News for Wednesday, November 15, 2023

The Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation of Chatham-Kent is getting a sizeable donation to celebrate National Philanthropy Day, the Crown in the Nathaniel Veltman trial continues its closing arguments today in a Windsor courtroom, and Ontario is testing its Alert Ready system over the noon-hour today.

OPP have an update about a fatal crash this morning on Highway 77 in Leamington, the totals are in from this year's Tampon Tuesday collection drive in Chatham-Kent, and the public health agency of Canada is issuing a warning linked to some raw pet food and cattle.

Morning News for Tuesday, November 14, 2023