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Jan 8, 20 •
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Residents on municipal water in Tilbury and area are under a boil water advisory. Municipal officials say the advisory is for residents along Coutts Line, Mint Line, Dashwheel Road, Baptiste Road, Jeanette’s Creek Road, Forbes Line and Tecumseh Line, as...
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Jan 2, 20 •
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Another academic has joined the search for answers for well owners with sediment and gas issues in Chatham-Kent. University of Windsor Assistant Professor Scott Mundle, PhD, is with the Great Lakes Institute of Environmental Research (GLIER) with expertise in...
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Oct 1, 19 •
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The festival is geared to Grade 4 and 5 students. All activities are linked to the Ontario curriculum in ways that help students achieve the desired expectation in science and technology, social studies, environment, mathematics and physical education....
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Aug 27, 19 •
0 Views • Feature Story, Local News • Bruce Corcoran • 1 Comment
Several residents along Erie Shore Drive fear they have lost their homes after high winds last night send waves pounding ashore. Others were encouraged to evacuate, as Hydro One crews prepared to cut power to their homes. Chatham-Kent Mayor Darrin Canniff has...
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Aug 21, 19 •
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After compiling data for seven years, Chatham-Kent resident Christine Burke – along with a packed courtroom – saw our legal system in action last week. Or make that inaction. After a matter of minutes before a Justice of the Peace, Burke’s case got...
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Aug 21, 19 •
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Chatham-Kent’s Christine Burke will have to wait a couple of months to see if her charges against several wind turbine companies, a provincial ministry and its cabinet minister, will continue through the court system. In mid-July, Burke, with the assistance...
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Aug 13, 19 •
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Charges filed against three wind farm companies with projects in Chatham-Kent, and the provincial government by a Chatham-Kent resident are being heard in court this week, and although he declined comment initially, the current Environment Minister wanted to...
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Aug 13, 19 •
0 Views • Feature Story, Life • Mary Beth Corcoran • No Comments
In the fifth annual Cardboard Boat Races at this year’s WAMBO celebration in Wallaceburg on Saturday, the Community Living sponsored Viking boat, pictured, slowly succumbs to weight, water and gravity after making it to the finish line. A good time,...
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Jul 31, 19 •
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Co-founder of Water Wells First Kevin Jakubec said while he is cautiously optimistic about the news of a health hazard investigation into well contamination in Chatham-Kent, he has concerns with what he sees as “serious shortcomings” regarding how the...
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Jul 30, 19 •
0 Views • Feature Story, Local News • Mary Beth Corcoran • 1 Comment
After years of dirty, undrinkable water, a Chatham-Kent woman will get her day in court after bringing her complaint about wind farms turbines contaminating her well water to a Justice of the Peace. According to previously published media reports, on July 12...
