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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

Chatham-Kent police are reporting three more break-ins today that all took place over the past couple of days and an investigation is underway after a fire broke out at Bright Lights Windsor.

Four break-ins in Chatham and no suspects yet, Queens' Park is hoping moving some surgeries to private clinics will cut wait times but a new report says it won't work, and the holiday season officially kicks off this week in downtown Chatham.

Canada's top politicians have issued statements about the importance of Remembrance Day. Closures in Chatham-Kent during the Remembrance Day weekend. The Ontario government is investing $4.3M in projects to help Canadian Armed Forces members prepare for new jobs and transition to civilian life. Blenheim is one step closer to a new centralized healthcare space.

What's open and closed for Remembrance Day? Blenheim is one step closer to a new centralized healthcare space. How much of an effect will removing the carbon price from home heating oil have for Canadians? Chatham-Kent plans to pay tribute to its veterans with Remembrance Day ceremonies across the region today.

The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation is reassuring its donors that their personal information was not accessed or compromised as part of a recent ransomware attack that affected several area hospitals, a 30-year-old Chatham man has been charged with mischief after he allegedly laid down some wooden boards with nails in them across a residential street earlier this week, and the province is making a multi-million dollar commitment towards preparing Canadian Armed Forces members for in-demand jobs and transitioning to civilian life.

If you were a patient at Bluewater Health in Sarnia anytime dating back to 1992, your information may have been compromised, if you're looking for a Remembrance Day ceremony in Chatham-Kent this year, you'll have plenty to choose from again, and the first wave of federal spending cuts has been announced.