Legal business blocked
There is a running joke that a project or program can be working just fine in the private sector, but give it to government...
OPINION: Public officials
This newspaper has encouraged our local MPP to get vaccinated, and is now listing which municipal councillors have been vaccinated.
That might not sit well...
Budget quagmire
For anyone who opted to put themselves through the ordeal of watching Chatham-Kent council’s budget committee at work last week, we have a suggestion...
Influenced or informed?
The student walk-out recently at Chatham high schools to protest provincial government changes to education has brought out the cynics in force, and it...
OPINION: Litigation in grief
We grieve for the families who lost people in the tragic accident in the middle of the RetroFest Cruise event in May of 2022.
Gone...
Lines are blurring between ‘C’ and ‘K’
One of the best parts of this job is that you learn something with each edition you publish.
What I learned last week made me...
Making a difference
If you have ever had your car, home or business broken into, you know the feelings of violation and anger that go with it....
Welcome to 2019
It’s a new year now, and we offer advice to folks, as some may have already broken their New Year’s Resolutions.
For starters, don’t make...
Looking for answers
There are more questions than answers currently regarding the recent collapse of a wind turbine at the Raleigh Wind project in South Kent.
People are...
Striving to thrive
Amalgamation may still be dirty word in Chatham-Kent, even after 20 years, but the federal government thinks the municipality has something to offer to...
