The Chatham-Kent public health unit is reporting two new school outbreaks and 48 new cases of COVID-19 today, Windsor police say officers are responding to the area around the Ambassador Bridge "for possible explosives", and the provincial government has laid out some of its plans for the next few months as they get back to Queens Park for the fall session today.

OPP are still looking to hear from possible witnesses after a fatal crash on the 401 yesterday just west of London, thousands of nurses and even more PSW's have left the home care sector since the pandemic began, and if you bought some Advil Cold and Sinus Day/Night Convenience Packs, you might want to take them back to the store.

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Evening News for Friday, October 1, 2021

A bit of a bump in new COVID-19 cases in Chatham-Kent today, the search for unmarked graves continues but this time at a residential school closer to home, and children's programs on Walpole Island are getting a $10,000 funding boost and it's all thanks to some leggings.

Walpole Island is struggling with a recent surge in COVID-19 cases, local school boards and Chatham-Kent’s top public health officials are reassuring parents that schools are safe when it comes to COVID-19, and Ontario is now recommending that men aged 18 to 24 get the Pfizer vaccine specifically.

Evening News for Thursday, September 30, 2021

Another COVID-19 related death in Chatham-Kent, a 35-year-old man is facing several charges after he allegedly licked a door handle at a Chatham business, and Chatham man is preparing to run from “shore to shore” to raise money for the Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation of Chatham-Kent.

You can expect to see a lot of orange today as Canada marks the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, health officials in Windsor-Essex are notifying the public of a potential COVID-19 exposure at a church in Wheatley, and the local totals are in for the annual Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign.