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Lancers competing at OFSAA this week

Two teams from Ursuline College Chatham (UCC) are ready to compete for provincial titles.

CUPW and Canada Post to return to bargaining

The process of getting new collective bargaining agreements for Canada Post employees will continue this weekend.

CK Integrity Commissioner dismisses 2024 Council complaints

The 2024 Integrity Commissioner Annual Report will be presented to Chatham-Kent Council at its next meeting Monday night.

Chatham's core could soon have more surveillance cameras

The Chatham-Kent Police Services Board is considering a donation from the Historic Downtown Chatham BIA to help tackle crime in downtown Chatham.

Youth crime continues to be a challenge for CK police

Youth crime calls are up in Chatham-Kent, but the number of charges has decreased.

CK council to discuss increasing farm taxes

Currently, farmers pay 22 per cent of the residential property rate with the municipality's administration recommending increasing the ratio to 23.5 per cent this year and 25 per cent in 2026.

Ford PCs elected to third majority government

Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives have won another majority vote in the first winter election in the province since 1981.

Jones re-elected as MPP for Chatham-Kent-Leamington

Jones beat out five other candidates to keep his position as the riding's MPP.