Chatham-Kent No. 1 growth city in Canada, according to U-Haul analysis
Chatham-Kent is the No. 1 growth city in Canada for 2022 according to a growth index used by U-Haul to analyze customer moves.
View ArticlePower outage came at bad time for Wallaceburg water system with water tower...
Power outages are nothing new, but the one that happened in Wallaceburg and Dresden Wednesday morning, came at a bad time for the Wallaceburg water system due to the water tower still under repair.
View ArticleLiberals boost Canada Child Benefit
"The cost of living is increasing every year, so it's important to increase the value of the Canada Child Benefit," Duclos said. "It basically says that the federal government acknowledges that in 2019...
View ArticleChatham-Kent No. 1 growth city in Canada, according to U-Haul analysis
Chatham-Kent is the No. 1 growth city in Canada for 2022 according to a growth index used by U-Haul to analyze customer moves.
View ArticleChatham native receives Order of Canada for ‘groundbreaking, transformational...
A Chatham native has received national plaudits for her significant role in guiding the paradigm shift in understanding the complexities of how victims of trauma and abuse share their experiences.
View ArticlePower outage came at bad time for Wallaceburg water system with water tower...
Power outages are nothing new, but the one that happened in Wallaceburg and Dresden Wednesday morning, came at a bad time for the Wallaceburg water system due to the water tower still under repair.
View ArticleLiberals boost Canada Child Benefit
"The cost of living is increasing every year, so it's important to increase the value of the Canada Child Benefit," Duclos said. "It basically says that the federal government acknowledges that in 2019...
View ArticleChatham-Kent No. 1 growth city in Canada, according to U-Haul analysis
Chatham-Kent is the No. 1 growth city in Canada for 2022 according to a growth index used by U-Haul to analyze customer moves.
View ArticleChatham native receives Order of Canada for ‘groundbreaking, transformational...
A Chatham native has received national plaudits for her significant role in guiding the paradigm shift in understanding the complexities of how victims of trauma and abuse share their experiences.
View ArticlePower outage came at bad time for Wallaceburg water system with water tower...
Power outages are nothing new, but the one that happened in Wallaceburg and Dresden Wednesday morning, came at a bad time for the Wallaceburg water system due to the water tower still under repair.
View ArticleLiberals boost Canada Child Benefit
"The cost of living is increasing every year, so it's important to increase the value of the Canada Child Benefit," Duclos said. "It basically says that the federal government acknowledges that in 2019...
View ArticleLiberals boost Canada Child Benefit
The federal government announced it’s increasing the Canada Child Benefit by $30 a month as of Saturday. Read More
View ArticleChatham-Kent is moving on up
Chatham-Kent is higher in the ranks of the best places to live in Canada, according to a new list released this week by MoneySense. In 2017, Chatham-Kent was ranked as 324th. This year, the region...
View ArticleStratford settles guardrail ’spear’ lawsuit for $400K
TORONTO — A proposed Canadian class action that alleged secret cost-saving design changes made to a highway safety guardrail had in fact turned the barrier into a potentially lethal spear has been...
View ArticleBoushie family meets federal ministers after murder acquitta…
OTTAWA — Colten Boushie’s family is in Ottawa to meet with federal ministers following the seismic acquittal last week of the Saskatchewan farmer who fatally shot him. A jury found Gerald Stanley, 56,...
View ArticleTVO's Steve Paikin accused of sexual harassment
Ontario’s public broadcaster says the host of its flagship current affairs program will remain on the air while being investigated for alleged sexual harassment. TVO said Monday that Steve Paikin is...
View ArticleUniversity of Calgary student expulsion 'cowardice': lawyer
CALGARY — The Criminal Trial Lawyers’ Association is criticizing what it calls the de facto expulsion of a University of Calgary student convicted of a sexual offence. Connor Neurauter pleaded guilty...
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