Ontario's budget is set to come down today, COVID-19 restrictions are starting to be lifted at long-term care homes in Ontario, and Chatham-Kent is hosting a business summit next month to help shine a spotlight on local entrepreneurs.

Evening News for Wednesday, March 22, 2023

The Chatham-Kent Arts and Culture Network is expressing some concerns with the proposed Downtown Chatham Centre development, OPP in southwestern Ontario are putting out yet another warning about the ongoing grandparent scams that are hitting seniors in the province, and a small community between Chatham-Kent and London is still in the running for the annual Kraft Hockeyville contest.

A control zone has been set up in the Charing Cross area south of Chatham to stop the spread of the very contagious bird flu, some Chatham students will be getting a masterclass on the impact of social media next month, and you should be able to get your Canadian passport a lot quicker now than you were able to a few months ago.

Evening News for Tuesday, March 21, 2023

A 28-year-old Chatham-Kent man is facing a handful of weapons charges after he allegedly threw a gun into the Thames River in downtown Chatham, Chatham-Kent police are investigating a break-in that took place earlier this morning at a pizza shop in Chatham, and another provincial announcement is promising to invest in Ontario's labour sector.

A 20-year-old woman is facing charges after she allegedly assaulted a man in Tilbury causing some serious injuries, Hydro One is looking for some feedback from the public as it looks to set up a new Longwood to Lakeshore Transmission Line, and a Blenheim teen is back home with two gold medals and a pair of national records to her name after a national track and field meet on the weekend.

Evening News for Monday, March 20, 2023

The province is going after employers and recruiters who are abusing migrant workers, Chatham-Kent police are asking for the public's help to identify some break-in suspects, and a reminder from OPP to be careful around school buses now that they are back on the road for the first time after March Break.

More housing starts are on the agenda tonight as Chatham-Kent council looks at some municipal planning approvals, a family-owned heating and cooling business based out of Chatham-Kent has expanded into Wallaceburg with the acquisition of Arctic Heating and Cooling, and if your power's out when you get home today, don't be alarmed -- it could be part of a planned outage in Chatham.