A 31-year-old Scarborough man is now facing a pair of charges in connection with a fatal crash on Queen's Line near Tilbury in August, we're still waiting on word from the public health unit... about a boil water advisory in Wallaceburg, and St. Andrews United Church in Chatham is set to mark Remembrance Day this year through a series of songs during a Saturday night concert.

The president of the Legion in Chatham has mixed emotions leading up to Remembrance Day this year, a boil water advisory is still in effect for customers in the Wallaceburg area but schools are open again, and a leaked report from Ontario Health confirms what many who have had to go to the hospital are saying.

Evening News for Wednesday, November 9, 2022

If your water isn't working in Wallaceburg, Entegrus is aware of the issue and they're hoping to have that resolved this afternoon, a 22-year-old Chatham-Kent man is facing three more charges after a three-vehicle crash between Leamington and Wheatley in March that killed two people, and Chatham-Kent Economic Development Services is hosting a career fair next week.

It looks like the province is sweetening its offer to CUPE as contract negotiations continue for unionized education workers, preparations are underway to revamp programming at the Chatham-Kent Children's Safety Village, and OPP think a man missing from Nova Scotia might be in the Leamington area.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government has put forward an improved offer in contract talks with the union that represents education support workers in the province, no word on the damage estimate or a cause yet after fire crews were called to a blaze in Moraviantown this morning, and Chatham-Kent police are appealing to the public for tips as they track down a suspect accused of walking into a local variety store and showing a weapon.

The kids will be back in class today across Chatham-Kent, a couple of streets around the evacuation zone in downtown Wheatley will reopen today, and a young woman from Blenheim is the new Jiu-Jitsu world champion in her weight class.

Premier Doug Ford says he'll withdraw legislation imposing a contract on CUPE education support workers, we're still waiting on a decision from the Ontario Labour Relations Board as to whether the ongoing strike is legal, and Premier Doug Ford and former solicitor general Sylvia Jones are off the hook when it comes to testifying at the Emergencies Act inquiry.

Students Chatham-Kent's three largest school boards will all be staying home today, material shortages and other delays are pushing back some planned construction work on the Murray Street Bridge in Wallaceburg, and Windsor's Mayor will be the first to testify this morning at the Commission investigating the use of the Emergencies Act.

Noon News for Sunday, November 6, 2022.