A 41-year-old Chatham man has been identified as the victim in a fatal crash on Highway 40 just north of Chatham back in September, the Salvation Army in Chatham-Kent is putting out a desperate call for volunteers as they look for people to stand by their red kettles, and a Windsor law firm has filed a class action lawsuit over the explosion in Wheatley that took place in August last year.

We have the voting timeline now as unionized education support workers get to have their say on a tentative deal that CUPE reached with the province, Greenfield Global in Chatham is celebrating its 25th anniversary, and if you're crossing the border over the American Thanksgiving weekend, the Canada Border Services Agency has a couple of reminders for you.

Chatham-Kent is moving ahead with plans for a new affordable housing project in Blenheim, there's no time like the present to check your smoke alarms, and we're learning a little more about the government's offer to education support workers ahead of their ratification vote later this week.

Chatham-Kent fire crews have had a busy start to the week, the Ontario Health Coalition is taking the province to court, and OPP have pulled a couple more speeders off of the road after they were going way too fast in Chatham-Kent.

The strike is off and schools across Ontario will be open today, health officials in Chatham-Kent are teaching people how to save someone from an opiate overdose in an effort to curb drug-related deaths, and two men from Windsor are facing multiple charges after allegedly renting a U-Haul to transport thousands of dollars worth of items that were stolen during a break-in in Chatham over the weekend.

Noon News for Saturday, November 19, 2022.

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