Home sweet home in C-K
COVID-19 has certainly led the charge in people utilizing the term “the new normal.”
And that is true for municipal officials, but in this case,...
Blake looks forward to new challenge with C-K
I’ve written several thousand stories, columns and editorials during my career.
This is one of the most difficult and important I’ve ever had to write.
Effective...
Walking the walk
Talk, as they say, is cheap, while action costs time, money and effort.
Many of the businesses and individuals being honoured at the Chatham-Kent Chamber...
Success on the shop floor
Much has been written about how Ontario’s post-secondary education system lags years behind filling the needs of the marketplace, so it was refreshing to...
Eyes on the road
Many people have remarked that this past summer went by in a flash, and Labour Day weekend always brings thoughts of fall leaves, cooler...
Encourage diversity at schools
When there are limited resources at any level of education, arts programs tend to be the ones on the cutting board.
Sports are important for...
Upping our fibre intake
Suddenly, the urban regions of Chatham-Kent feel the future of Internet connectivity here is very bright – and fast.
Two months after Bell Canada announced...
Promises made, promises …?
Members of the Water Wells First group headed to Queen’s Park this week to see about a promise made by then-PC Leader Doug Ford...
It’s about time
If Chatham-Kent council actually goes ahead with action to put the “feet of the MOE to the fire” as promised by East Kent Coun....
Provincial probe a massive job
The provincial health ministry’s examination into the governance of the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance has the potential to not only resolve the issues of the...
