Several arenas across Chatham-Kent could be getting a bit of a makeover, small businesses in Chatham-Kent that are being hit hard by the current stay-at-home order could be getting a bit of a break on their municipal taxes, and a town councillor in Essex is facing more fallout today after calling COVID-19 the Chinese virus on social media.

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A bit of a jump in the local COVID-19 numbers in Chatham-Kent, Premier Doug Ford got his first vaccine shot today, and it looks like elective surgeries at the hospital in Chatham will be ramping down again.

Chatham-Kent’s top doctor is happy to see the province is going to step up and take measures to vaccinate temporary foreign workers against COVID-19 as soon as they arrive in Canada, and a Blenheim woman is taking home the top prize from the recent CK Charity 50/50 Raffle.

Evening News for Thursday, April 8, 2021

Another step in the right direction for Chatham-Kent's COVID-19 numbers, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business has some choice words for the Ford government after it issued another lockdown and stay at home order, and two teens are facing charges after they allegedly broke into a business in downtown Chatham and took off with some lighters and some bongs.

A stay at home order is now in effect across Ontario, the Special Investigations Unit has taken over the case after a 29-year-old Wallaceburg man's body was recovered from the Sydenham River yesterday, and the 2021 Retrofest Cruise and Car Show in Chatham is still set to go ahead but it'll be held online this summer.