Evening News for Tuesday, May 24, 2022

The Medicine Unit at the hospital in Chatham has another COVID-19 outbreak, the promises continue to roll out ahead of the provincial election next week, and crews are still hard at work restoring power to parts of Ontario that were devastated by the deadly storm over the weekend.

The Ontario NDP say Elections Ontario has started an investigation over allegations of signature fraud in Chatham-Kent-Leamington, tens of thousands of Hydro One customers in Ontario are still waiting for their lights and their fridges and freezers to come back on, and a Chatham woman who was sexually abused by a catholic priest as a child is opening up about her story of healing in a new book.

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Evening News for Friday, May 20, 2022

If you’re camping this long weekend, you’re going to want to pack some rain gear and a good mix of both shorts and long pants, a Chatham-Kent woman who was accused of organizing anti-lockdown protests last year has been fined after pleading guilty, and the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance is looking for volunteers as it sets up a new committee to plan the next steps for its Wallaceburg hospital.

It's another step toward 'normal' for Wheatley after an explosion rocked the town last summer, Chatham-Kent's municipal town crier will be in Chicago today for special event honouring Fergie Jenkins, and Walpole Island First Nation is gearing up for a big party this weekend.