Canada is banning passenger flights from India and Pakistan for a month, the federal budget has cleared another hurdle, and today is the third anniversary of a deadly van attack in Toronto.

Two 19-year-old men from Windsor have been charged with murder and attempted murder after a shooting in Blenheim last night, the number of new cases in Chatham-Kent is up again slightly today, and a 19-year-old Dresden woman is facing more charges after a fatal crash on Longwoods Road earlier this month.

Chatham-Kent is approaching a significant milestone when it comes to reaching herd immunity against COVID-19 and a Chatham art gallery has a special display set up to make sure people can celebrate the occasion safely.

Evening News for Wednesday, April 21, 2021

No new cases of COVID-19 in Chatham-Kent today, Chatham-Kent police had to deal with an increase in public complaints last year, and police also reported a significant jump last year in the number of times officers used Narcan to reverse opioid overdoses.

The verdict from the jury in the Derek Chauvin trail came in guilty on all counts, three more sex offenders have been added to the Sex Offenders Registry in Chatham-Kent, and the end of the OHL season means an extra long off-season for a couple of young prospects from Kent Bridge and Grande Pointe.

Evening News for Tuesday, April 20, 2021

Not much change in Chatham-Kent's COVID-19 report today, local front line health care workers are stepping up to help COVID-19 patients in the Toronto area, and if you don't have enough cash to pay your next municipal tax bill in Chatham-Kent, you'll have a couple more months to get that in without paying a late fee.

Fighting COVID-19 is high on the agenda for the Trudeau government's first budget in two years, it should be a better wake-up this morning for Rogers customers, and a local woman is being recognized for her volunteer efforts at a long-term care home in Chatham.