The Chatham-Kent Board of Health is being asked to join many other boards of health in endorsing amendments to a provincial bill aimed at better protecting children and youth from vaping-related harms.
St. Clair College has announced that its Unitree R1 Humanoid finally has a name.
The Toronto Raptors beat Milwaukee 121-107
Four applications were submitted: one for a landfill, one for a waste transfer and processing site, one for air quality, and one for stormwater management.
Established in early 2026, the committee aims to provide advice and recommendations on potential municipal encampment-related projects and programs.
On this episode of Chatham-Kent Beyond the Headlines, host Jaryn Vecchio speaks with Rain Pfaff, one of the world's best martial artists.
Chatham-Kent Public Health is reporting the most frequently reported infectious disease across the municipality last year was once again chlamydia.
No injuries have been reported following a mattress fire in a six-storey building.
The Sting took a last minute loss to the Brantford Bulldogs on Friday.
Subsequent testing recorded an arsenic level below the provincial limit.
Windsor police have continued the search for suspects in an alleged scam that has cost victims thousands of dollars.
