The Western Jr. C player of the month of November is goalie Ben Nelson of the Wingham Ironmen.
Nelson was 7-1 through November. His goals against average sat at 2.85 and he had a save percentage of .915.
He also helped the Western Junior "C" All-Stars beat the G.B.M.O. All-Stars earlier in the month in a game in Penetanguishene.
The Ironmen are tied in points with Walkerton at 32 but the Hawks do have three games in hand.
The mayor of Chatham-Kent says it would take tens of millions of dollars from upper levels of government to address the growing homelessness in the municipality.
A large donation through the Enbridge Gas Workplace Campaign will, be used to help support Chatham-Kent's most vulnerable community members.
Olivia and Noah continue to be go to names for families in Ontario.
Chatham-Kent's council approved allocating funds if the municipality is chosen as a host for the FIFA26 Canada Caravan fan event.
Chatham-Kent's council has approved issuing an Expression of Interest for the development of a hotel next to the John Bradley Convention Centre.
Chatham-Kent police have charged a 33-year-old woman for allegedly damaging a home in Chatham.
