COLUMN: Information overload
The sunshine club – the annual list of people who made $100,000 or more in the previous year – is information that has grown...
COLUMN: The results of poor procrastination
I can but wonder if some of those in opposition to the concept of shifting municipal operations, the Chatham library branch and the museum...
Fundraising effort kicks off with a bang
Several years ago, when Mike Genge, president and CEO of the Children’s Treatment Centre of Chatham-Kent (CTC-CK) Foundation, said he was going to run...
COLUMN: Remembering Luce Cools, the legend
In my time in Chatham-Kent, I never purchased a vehicle directly from the one and only Luce Cools. Heck, we rarely talked about cars...
COLUMN: EV users receive gold-plate service
Doug Ford wants more Ontarians to own electric vehicles (EV). Heck, he even wants a special electricity rate to charge such vehicles.
Those of us...
COLUMN: Limited recycling options for businesses
Changes to recycling and waste collection in the province – at least in terms of who pays for what – is causing problems for...
COLUMN: Precautions will help you enjoy the eclipse
OK, folks, most of what I’m about to say is common sense, but it seems more and more people are either allergic to that,...
COLUMN: ‘Y’all can feed yourselves’
A call for bids from local food-service providers to cater to the hunger of municipal councillors has created a social media stir.
Chatham-Kent officials put...
COLUMN: Big-city problems land here
Editior's note: This column was written prior to the early Monday morning police incident in downtown Chatham...
Just what the heck is happening in downtown...
COLUMN: CKHA CEO earns respect
Lori Marshall, I will miss you.
It seems strange to hear a journalist say they will miss a civil servant, but that will be the...
