Music to our ears
When an institution in Chatham-Kent like the Kiwanis Music Festival can say it’s been around for 75 years, it is a reason to celebrate.
In...
They can’t hear you
The mass resignation of the active communities’ steering committee last week is a sign of a growing rift between Chatham-Kent Council and those it...
Ideas can grow into jobs
According to the Chatham-Kent Workforce Planning Board, the number of entrepreneurial business jobs is growing twice as fast as regular paid jobs.
That means more...
Thank you
As we close out 2015 and prepare for 2016, we at the Voice would like to take the time to say thank you for...
C-K council demonstrates leadership
It would be tempting to call Chatham-Kent council’s decision to back a community plan for a new animal control shelter a no-brainer, but in...
Ontario’s big race
Media pundits (we’re among them) are fond of referring to elections as horse races.
There are more than a few similarities. The contestants run in...
OPINION: Changes needed
Technology is something most of us take for granted.
But for the majority of us, technology is great...until it doesn’t work. Then we freak out,...
Finally
It took a year, but the Ontario government has kept its promise to get some answers for contaminated well owners in Chatham-Kent on the...
Mayor moves forward
You have to give Mayor Randy Hope some credit.
On a day cold enough to make a teenager pull his pants all the way up,...
OPINION: Thumbs up for nursing, inclusivity
With folks having just enjoyed Thanksgiving, let’s enjoy a cornucopia of thoughts.
First off, it is great news that the University of Windsor/St. Clair College...
