Wellington North Mayor Andy Lennox presents Lucas Beatty with a certificate of recognition. (photo by Campbell Cork)A young Wellington North man has been recognized by the War Amps Child Amputee Program and also Wellington North Council.
Lucas Beatty is a graduate of Wellington Heights Secondary School in Mount Forest and has gone on towards a career in animation at Algonquin College. He was born missing his right arm.
Wellington North Mayor Andy Lennox praised Lucas for not allowing his disability to slow him down.
Lucas was earlier awarded the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Medal.
A paediatrician with ties to southwestern Ontario has been punished after being found guilty of improperly using patient records.
Seth Jarvis scored the game-winner in overtime in Carolina's 4-3 comeback victory over the Vegas Golden Knights. The Stanley Cup Finals are now tied at one game apiece.
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is developing a long-term solid waste management strategy to guide planning over the next decade.
Chatham-Kent police caught the driver on Pioneer Line between St. Clair Road and Prince Albert Road, just outside of Chatham.
Some may consider it a prank, but Chatham-Kent police are taking a tripped fire alarm very seriously.
Chatham-Kent council is being asked to adopt a longterm housing framework for the next 25 years to accommodate growth.
