Chatham-Kent will be moving forward with a third-party facilitator to oversee the woodlot strategy, we should get the official announcement later today that the province is keeping increased speed limits on some of its highway, and Chatham-Kent saw a bit of a house-building boom last year according to new stats from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation.

The walking bridge in Wallaceburg is going to be fixed up, virtual meetings and a break from in-person conferences saved Chatham-Kent taxpayers some money last year, and one of the leading candidates in the race to lead the federal Conservatives was in southwestern Ontario last night.

Evening News for Monday, March 28, 2022

OPP are investigating a serious crash just outside of Wheatley that sent five people to the hospital, there's a COVID-19 outbreak at the hospital in Chatham, and Ontario has a deal in place with the federal government to bring ten-dollar-a-day childcare to the province.

We're expected to get the official announcement later this morning but it sounds like Ontario and Canada have finally signed a deal for 10-dollar per day childcare, Chatham-Kent is looking to make it easier to set up temporary outdoor patios again this year, and the Windsor Assembly Plant has halted production again this week.

Noon News for Sunday, March 27, 2022. 

Headed east to the London area?  Driving could be tricky this weekend.  This story, and others, are in your afternoon news on the go.

What to do with hazardous waste around your home and get ready for more public consultations around woodlots in Chatham-Kent.  These stories, and more, are in your morning news on the go.

Evening News for Friday,  March 25, 2022

Chatham-Kent municipal staff are recommending $1.6 million in repairs to restore a pedestrian bridge in Wallaceburg, three new COVID-19 deaths in Chatham-Kent today, and four people from the Toronto area have been charged after thousands of cannabis plants were seized from an illegal grow op in Leamington.