Evening News for Wednesday, December 14, 2022

You'll want to check the forecast ahead of time if you're travelling tomorrow, Naloxone kits will be rolling out to businesses across the province soon, and the tree lighting ceremony for the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation's 33rd annual Christmas Wish Tree Campaign is tonight.

The inspirational story about Chatham's own Fergie Jenkins is about to be introduced into schools across the country, border officials at crossings in Southern Ontario say they have seized 870 kilograms of narcotics so far this year, and Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for tomorrow because of the strong wind that's expected.

A 32-year-old Chatham-Kent man who was already wanted by police is facing drug-related charges now, a 28-year-old Leamington man is charged with impaired driving after police were called to a crash in a parking lot, and despite rising interest rates, housing prices in Canada are not expected to fall dramatically next year.

No COVID talk at Chatham-Kent council last night after all, the province is updating the grade 10 computer science curriculum, and the federal NDP is calling for an emergency debate to talk about the ongoing healthcare crisis.

Evening News for Monday, December 12, 2022

Homes sales keep cooling off in Chatham-Kent, three people are facing stunt driving charges after they were caught going way too fast on the 401 in Chatham-Kent, and another successful fundraiser for the Chatham Goodfellows.

Chatham-Kent could be dropping another one of its COVID-19 vaccination policies tonight, a 28-year-old man has been charged with drunk driving after he crashed a vehicle on Coutts Line in Tilbury over the weekend, and members of the Ontario Health Coalition will be taking to the streets today to protest cuts to the province's healthcare system.