Evening News for Friday, June 24, 2022

A landmark ruling south of the border today as the Supreme Court of the U.S. has overturned Roe versus Wade, Walpole Island First Nation is still in mourning after three people died in two separate accidents on the island this week, and Doug Ford has been sworn in as Premier again along with his executive cabinet.

A handful of Chatham-Kent Fire and Rescue team members are being publicly recognized for their brave efforts, things are going to get loud in Pain Court tonight, and we'll find out today who will make up Ontario's cabinet.

Evening News for Thursday, June 23, 2022

Classic cars will be rolling through the streets of Blenheim this weekend, Chatham-Kent police are joining police services across the region in warning the public about an ongoing grandparent scam, and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says Canada will need to add another 3-and-a-half million homes by 2030 in order to restore affordability.

The Chatham Kinsmen Fair is back after a two-year pandemic pause, another price hike is on the way for milk, and protesters are gearing up for another demonstration in Ottawa.

Evening News for Wednesday, June 22, 2022

A Chatham-Kent police officer who has pleaded guilty to seven counts of discreditable conduct should know his punishment in October, residents from all corners of Chatham-Kent came out to mark the 26th annual National Indigenous Peoples Day, and ARTcrawl is back this summer.

Evening News for Tuesday, June 21, 2022