Amherstburg Mayor Aldo DiCarlo March 10, 2015. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle)Amherstburg's mayor has taken to Facebook to explain his absence from several town council meetings lately.
Aldo DiCarlo said he is suffering health issues and is under the care of a doctor.
"I remain devoted to the Town of Amherstburg and hope to be back serving the people in a full capacity very soon," he wrote.
DiCarlo said he continues to work behind the scenes wherever possible.
Environment Canada is forecasting severe thunderstorms Thursday afternoon and evening that could produce the risk of a tornado.
A 51-year-old Blenheim woman has been arrested and charged with assault following an intimate partner violence incident in Blenheim.
A 77-year-old Wallaceburg man will trek across the province to raise awareness and money for kids battling cancer.
Members of the Municipality of Chatham-Kent's administration held an information session where they answered questions and outlined all efforts to stop the project.
Deb Martin, who moved to Chatham back in 2024, is running in Ward 8, hoping to be one of two councillors representing the southern part of Chatham.
Canada's late rally came up just short as they fell 2-1 to Switzerland at the FIFA World Cup Wednesday. The Canadians finish second in Group B to advance to the knockout stage for the very first time.
