The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance is laying off several members of its management team to better align with its new strategic plan. A former migrant worker was in Chatham to talk about his new book, while calling for better protections for farm labourers. The Bank of Canada is set to announce its interest rate decision today, and the federal government will table their budget on November 4th.

A 22-year-old from Wallaceburg has died, after being hit by a vehicle on Walpole Island First Nation. Chatham-Kent police have arrested a man charged with with assault by choking and theft. Hot Rods for Hospice will take over Ridgetown this Saturday. A day before the Bank of Canada releases its latest policy rate announcement, Statistics Canada says inflation in August rose to 1.9%. Food Banks Canada is giving the federal government an overall mark of "D" in its latest report. Democrats in Washington say they'll force a pair of votes on U.S. President Donald  Trump's tariffs in the coming weeks.

A Chatham man, wanted for a reported violent altercation earlier this summer, has been arrested. Crime Stoppers says last weekend's Children's Safety Expo had a record turnout. Inflation rose to 1.9% in August. Prime Minister Mark Carney has meetings scheduled with his cabinet, the premier of Saskatchewan, and canola industry leaders on Tuesday. Actor, director, and environmentalist Robert Redford has died at the age of 89. Let us know if you're worried about the salmonella outbreak linked to dog food on our daily poll.

There were two major drug busts at the border in Windsor and Sarnia last week, a new wooden sculpture honouring the War of 1812 has been unveiled in Thamesville, and the Public Health Agency of Canada is warning consumers about a Salmonella outbreak linked to dog food and dog treats. 

Thick fog patches have led to a fog advisory this morning in Chatham-Kent. Members of Parliament head back to Ottawa today as the House of Commons opens its fall sitting. $11,000 was raised during the second-annual Jordan’s Run the Runway in Chatham-Kent, and the Chatham-Kent Film Group is screening a documentary about the Ontario Farmerettes tonight.