Another move in the right direction for Chatham-Kent's active COVID-19 case count, the Public Health Agency of Canada says we're bending the curve on the fourth wave of COVID-19, and the bill is in for the cleanup at the Dresden Cemetery after a storm ripped through there earlier this year.

Chatham-Kent Public Health is getting ready to vaccinate children as soon as the COVID-19 vaccine is approved for them, the gas leaks and the explosion in Wheatley have cost the Municipality of Chatham Kent $2.5 million dollars so far, and Windsor Police plan to release more information later today about a possible explosion at the Windsor Assembly Plant last night.

Evening News for Thursday, November 4, 2021

Entegrus is reporting a power outage in Chatham affecting hundreds of customers, no change in Chatham-Kent's ACTIVE COVID-19 case count today, and if you're getting a COVID-19 shot, you'll have to book an appointment again.

It looks like Chatham-Kent is experiencing a dramatic rise in the number of people facing homelessness locally, the COVID-19 vaccine won't be mandatory for all hospital workers in Ontario, the province is also opening up bookings for COVID-19 booster shots for almost 3 million residents who are considered to be at higher risk for infection.

Evening News for Wednesday, November 3, 2021

The Chief Medical Officer of Health is expected to announce Ontario's rollout of the third shot against COVID-19 this afternoon, the number of ACTIVE COVID-19 cases in Chatham-Kent is going down slightly today, and the hospitals in Chatham-Kent are being recognized for their commitment to organ and tissue donation.

Three people in their 30s are facing charges after a drug bust on Walpole Island, there won't be traditional Santa Claus parades in Chatham-Kent this year -- even though the province has lifted COVID-19 capacity limits for them, and Wheatley residents who were affected by the August explosion will have another chance tonight to have their questions answered.

Evening News for Tuesday, November 2, 2021

A noticeable dip in active COVID-19 cases in Chatham-Kent today, Chatham-Kent Crime Stoppers are appealing to the public for tips after someone started a fire on Halloween at a recently condemned home in Chatham, and Ontario will be raising the general minimum wage from $14.35 an hour to $15 an hour in the new year.