Water woes in C-K
Potable water is something most people in First World countries take for granted.
So what the heck is happening in Chatham-Kent?
To the north, we have...
Time for a pat on the back
Can we just say we love our Chatham Voice readers, and it never gets old when they call and tell us how much they...
The power of positivity
In a municipality that often is its own worst enemy when it comes to marketing its good points in a positive way, Positivity Day...
Swifter action required
In April of this year, a home on Hiram Street in Wallaceburg was gutted by fire and the Fire Marshall’s office began an investigation.
While...
Patient recovery is paramount
The issue of patient care is one that hits home for a lot of people. Everyone has either experienced a hospital stay themselves or...
Dreams come at a gender-based price
I have had the privilege of watching a friend of Brenna’s grow up from a cute, shy kindergartener to a confident, talented young woman...
Oversight appreciated
Some people might question the ferocity with which Water Wells First is going after wind turbine companies building in North Chatham-Kent, but you can’t...
Are cuts good?
Call us cautious optimists when it comes to the ongoing changes at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance.
So far, the new overseers have cleaned up a...
Party time
If you hear anyone say, “There’s nothing to do” when referencing Chatham-Kent this week, please just pause for a second and give that person...
Students show their potential
The staff and students at Indian Creek Public School who won first place in the Microsoft Canada-wide contest need to stand up and take...
