It was a big night for the Progressive Conservatives across Ontario, two of the province's major party leaders resigned after last night's election result, and workers at the Windsor Assembly will have some unscheduled time off next week.

Evening News for June 2, 2022

If you haven't voted yet you have until 9pm tonight to get out to the polls, the cleanup is still underway today after yesterday's storm downed power lines and trees across Chatham-Kent, and the hospital in Chatham is welcoming a pair of new doctors to its team.

Power has been restored to almost all of Chatham-Kent after a line of powerful storms rolled through the region, it's decision day for Ontario voters, and COVID-19 cases are still trending in the right direction in Chatham-Kent.

Evening News for Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Three Walpole Island residents have been arrested and charged with drug-related offences as a crackdown on drug activity continues on the First Nation, hospital officials in Chatham-Kent are providing some more information about why they're seeing longer wait times in the emergency department, and monthly donations to the Chatham-Kent Hospice this month will have double the impact thanks to an anonymous donor.

Don't be surprised if you have to wait longer than usual if you go to the Emergency Department at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, two of the main roads in town that have been closed since last summer's gas explosion have re-opened to traffic now, and COVID-19 restrictions at the border will continue for at least another month.

Evening News for Tuesday, May 31, 2022

Mail-in votes are expected to be up significantly this year for the provincial election, if you're interested in running in the upcoming municipal election in October, there's a virtual workshop coming up next week to talk about that, and the wheels are in motion for a community e-bike rental program.