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The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority has issued a flood warning for the area. Teachers in Ontario's French-language public school system have voted 93 percent in favour of a strike mandate. The federal government has opted to say as little as possible about the genocide case against Israel.

All that rain we've been seeing over the past couple of days is leading to a pair of flood watches for Chatham-Kent, the situation at a retirement home in Dresden has gone from bad to worse, and there's a nomination meeting this weekend to see who will represent the Ontario PCs in the upcoming Lambton-Kent-Middlesex byelection.

You may want to check on your downspout and your sump pump this morning, OPP has arrested a 37-year-old Toronto man after a Lakeshore resident allegedly lost $370,000 as part of a romance scam, and college officials across the province are raising several concerns about the federal government's plan to cap international student visas.

Ontario's colleges are speaking out against the federal government's cap on study permits for international students, a 39-year-old woman is facing an assault charge after she allegedly bit an employee in Chatham who confronted her for shoplifting, and Windsor's mayor says he was surprised by this week's ruling on the use of the Emergencies Act during the convoy protests.

The warmer temperatures and all the rain we've been getting are causing some flooding in Chatham-Kent, Chatham-Kent Mayor Darrin Canniff will be taking the municipality to a global stage this week at the World Conference of Mayors, and a local childcare provider will be expanding into the new catholic elementary school in south Chatham.

You may run into some slowdowns and a detour if you're heading toward London on the Highway 401, two people are facing drug trafficking charges after police pulled over a vehicle that blew through a stop sign in Chatham, and it looks like London police may be ready to make some arrests in the Hockey Canada sex assault case that goes back to 2018.

Morning News for Wednesday, January 24, 2024

The road conditions should be improving this afternoon as the weather warms up, Chatham-Kent fire crews are investigating a blaze at a home on Sunset Place in Tilbury, and Chatham-Kent police were called to eight motor vehicle collisions across the municipality on Monday -- that includes two hit-and-runs and two other crashes where charges were laid.

Morning News for Tuesday, January 23, 2024