The minimum wage is set to go up again in Ontario, unionized workers at the hospitals in Chatham-Kent have voted to change their union representation, and if you're looking for a volunteering opportunity in Chatham-Kent, a whole host of them will be on display during a virtual volunteer fair this afternoon.

Evening News For Tuesday, April 5, 2022

An investigation into private water wells in North Kent has found “no widespread health risks” in the area’s drinking water, Chatham-Kent residents are getting a special invitation to get the first look at a local artist's tribute to Ukrainian culture, and a local non-profit is looking to take some of the stress out of prom dress shopping again this year.

The hospitals in Chatham-Kent are making a significant investment in equipment and upgrades this year, after 10 years as the top municipal employee in Chatham-Kent, Don Shropshire is passing the torch, and a familiar sign will soon be set up for photo ops at a busy intersection in Chatham.

Evening News for Monday, April 4, 2022

Municipal officials in Chatham-Kent could be taking a closer look at arenas across the area if a report going to council gets the green light tonight, the 100 Women Who Care Chatham-Kent are sending over $11,000 to a local food bank, and the promises keep coming ahead of the provincial election in June.

Noon News for Sunday, April 3, 2022. 

Noon News for Saturday, April 2, 2022.

Evening News For Friday, April 1, 2022

Schools in Lambton-Kent are holding their own when it comes to COVID-19 cases as the province enters a 6th wave of the pandemic, Chatham-Kent has some big plans for fixing up its recreational facilities across the municipality this year, and Canadian Indigenous delegates in Rome are welcoming the formal public apology Pope Francis made at the Vatican this morning.