Nothing average about average
There are times we may be tempted to look at all of the issues in the world, shrug and develop a “What can I...
Hospice issue needs your input
At its Nov. 25 meeting, Chatham-Kent council will consider providing funds for a hospice.
Chatham Coun. Derek Robertson is requesting that council agree to match...
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...
Put the brakes on Drive Clean
If there’s one thing government loves even more than getting your money, it’s keeping it.
A case in point is the provincial government’s Drive Clean...
Bylaw or bust
We’re going to find out very shortly if Chatham-Kent council has the courage to learn from its mistakes regarding woodlot management.
Next Monday, council will...
Why are you here?
You shouldn’t be reading this – especially our print edition.
Newspapers were supposed to have been eliminated by that new thing called the World Wide...
The refuge of cowards
When the Downtown Chatham BIA secured a full sponsorship for its Santa Claus Parade, the news was greeted by most as positive.
The commitment of...
Community spirit time of the year
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If the best things in life are free, then this year’s version of FireFest has to be listed as one of the best things.
The...
Things are downside up in C-K
Watching Chatham Kent council is like watching a table tennis match – with the taxpayer as the ball.
The latest bounce came this week when...
Accountability means trust
Last week’s story about the pay increase of Chatham-Kent Children’s Services CEO at a time when the agency is laying off staff and cutting...
