Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is telling protesters in Ottawa to go home, Chatham-Kent councillors will be getting a raise this fall, and money that was raised for a new outdoor pool in Wheatley more than 20 years ago is now being returned to the community.

Evening News for Monday, February 7, 2022

A 24-year-old Tilbury woman is facing charges after she allegedly assaulted two police officers while they were responding to a report of a vehicle that went off the roadway, the number of people in Ontario hospitals who have tested positive with COVID-19 continues to slowly come down, and it looks like Andrea Horwath will be leading the New Democrats into another provincial election.

Chatham-Kent councillors could be up for a pay raise in the next term, time is ticking down on a provincial assistance program for Wheatley residents who were forced out of their homes after last summer's explosion, and the mayor of Ottawa has declared a state of emergency in that city in response to the ongoing "Freedom" convoy protest taking place there.

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Evening News for Friday, February 4, 2022

The number of new COVID-19 cases in Chatham-Kent appears to be trending in the right direction but the public health unit is also reporting three more deaths from the virus, we should find out by the spring if Chatham-Kent will get its first residential withdrawal unit for people with addictions, and Chatham-Kent police are asking for your help to track down a pickup truck and trailer that were reported stolen in Wheatley.

No school buses for two zones in Chatham-Kent today, Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health says the province is on track when it comes to the reopening plan, and Chatham-Kent Public Health officials are making some more changes to the way they report COVID-19 information.

Chatham-Kent police are giving credit to a location tracking app for helping them to find a snowmobile driver who suffered life-threatening injuries after an early morning crash in Chatham, the number of hospitalized COVID-19 cases is down again today in Chatham-Kent, and celebrating Black history shouldn't just be limited to February according to the executive director of the Chatham-Kent Black Historical Society.