Evening News for Monday, April 17, 2023

There is still no word on when Gateway Casinos across Ontario will be opening their doors again, a filmmaker with ties to Chatham-Kent continues to receive recognition for a short-film he made during the pandemic, and time is running out to get an an agreement for unionized workers at the Canada Revenue Agency and the Treasury Board.

Still no word yet this morning on when Gateway casinos across the province could re-open, Ontario is planning to hire a thousand new teachers to help students improve their math and reading skills, and windy weather along the water could lead to some more flooding along the Lake Erie shoreline.

Windy weather prompts LTVCA to issue floor outlook, Police are asking for public help in locating two stolen e-bikes from Chatham, CK's first Latina officer looks back at her first year on the force.

Chatham-Kent's only Latina officer, Manuela Carmona Moreno looks back at her first year on the force, Chatham-Kent police are asking the public for help in locating two e-bikes that were stolen from two homes in Chatham on Friday, National Volunteer Week kicks off today but many organizations are facing a shortage of volunteers.

Loblaws is planning to invest $2 billion to renovate stores and open new stores, The founder of Cora Breakfast and Lunch visited the new Chatham location on Wednesday, The Chatham-Kent Food Policy Council, and the Together CK Review Committee are looking for volunteers.

We have a special air quality statement in effect. Environment Canada's issued that for just about all of Southwestern Ontario, spending big on advertising didn’t necessarily pay off in the 2022 municipal election in Chatham-Kent, and if your favourite grocery store belongs to the Loblaw family of stores, it might get a makeover this year.

Municipal officials in Chatham-Kent are looking for your input as they develop a new drug strategy, a Chatham-Kent based charity is stepping up again this year to provide free formal wear to students who are celebrating milestones this spring, and a 16-year-old has been charged with first-degree murder after a death in Lakeshore.

A man accused of shooting at several people in Chatham two years ago has finally been sentenced, the hospitals in Chatham-Kent are dropping some more of their masking restrictions next week, and the totals are in from the OPP for their Easter Long weekend enforcement campaign.