The number of active COVID-19 cases in Chatham-Kent is up slightly today, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent is trying to figure out if people who had to leave their homes in the blast area in downtown Wheatley can safely check in on their property sometime soon, and the Ministry of Labour has been called in to take the lead on an investigation into an industrial accident in Tilbury.

It looks like a resolution is on the way for a Chatham-Kent woman accused of organizing two anti-lockdown protests back in April, it looks like the fourth wave of COVID-19 is starting to flatten out, decriminalizing the simple possession of illicit drugs has the support of Chatham-Kent's police chief.

Evening News for Tuesday, September 28, 2021

Noon News for Tuesday, September 28, 2021

A draft vaccination policy for Chatham-Kent council members and community board members is in the works, the log jam on the Thames River in downtown Chatham has brought some happy and some not so happy memories for a couple of people over the past few days, and the Chatham Goodfellows are going back to in-person collections for money, toys, and food for local families.

Evening News for Monday, September 27, 2021

Water levels on the Thames River have peaked in Thamesville and the peak should reach Chatham this morning, Chatham-Kent council is set to talk COVID-19 vaccines tonight, and a COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at McNaughton Avenue Public School in Chatham.

Noon News for Sunday, September 26, 2021. 

Evening News for Friday, September 24, 2021