Connect the dots
The day after Chatham-Kent council rejected consideration of a bylaw regulating woodlots, heavy equipment was brought in to clear a woodlot on Taylor Road...
Do the right thing
Given Navistar’s latest defeat in its attempt to delay paying pensions to workers at its former truck assembly plant in Chatham, it’s time for...
Help where it is needed
It’s easy enough to spot a broken arm from skateboarding or a scrape on a leg from a playground accident. It’s not so easy...
The need for speed
During the official opening of a Wallaceburg metal working business last week, much was made about the speed at which the economy changes.
We hope...
It’s question and answer time
Q: How do you spot a pedestrian in Chatham?
A: You wait for the Don’t Walk symbol to flash and then watch them cross the...
Summer kicks off in high gear
Some of the best Chatham-Kent has to offer was on display last weekend. From Tilbury to Thamesville, there was something for everyone’s taste.
The weekend...
In Wynne we trust?
For political shock value, it will be difficult to top the Liberals’ stunning provincial victory last week.
It was almost universally expected Ontarians would elect...
Sophia’s gift
I never met Sophia Vlasman.
That doesn’t stop me from thanking her for what she’s done for me, for you and for our community.
Sophia was...
Your cynicism is killing you
In one week Ontarians head to the polls, but the real issue isn’t in whom you vote for, it’s whether you bother to vote...
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...
