Great Lakes Junior Hockey now Stobbs Division
The Great Lakes Junior C Hockey League has now been renamed The Stobbs Division in the Provincial Junior Hockey League.
Chatham-Kent
Mackenzie Volunteer Prize to honour Canada’s second prime minister
The top prize for a new volunteer recognition program is bound to generate interest in a celebration of volunteerism that honours Canada’s second prime minister.
City responds to concerns over sewage by-pass incidents raised by downriver communities
When the general manager of the Chatham-Kent Public Utilities Commission (CK PUC) heard concerns about the frequency of sewage being by-passed from treatment facilities directly into the St.
Sarnia Police took part in province-wide sweep of child porn suspects
Sarnia Police say its officers participated in yesterday’s (Wednesday, September 24) province-wide sweep of alleged child pornography sites, working specifically with Chatham-Kent officers in a search warrant and subsequent arrest of a 31-year-old Wallaceburg.
Dirty Little Secret wins UNDER THE COVERS at Norma Jean’s, 3rd Wave gives championship performance
Last month, after weeks of narrowing down local finalists from a plethora of outstanding homegrown rock cover bands, local rock station K106.3 selected three deserving finalists – 3rd Wave, Pöwer Hoüse and Ugly – to compete at London’s Norma Jean’s for a chance to open this year’s Rock The Park on Jul.
Lambton County Council meeting highlights
At its regular meeting on Wednesday, June 5, 2013, Lambton County Council: Heard a presentation from representatives of the Pillar Nonprofit Network, outlining the scope of Lambton County Library’s new “Strategic Opportunities Plan” which invites members of the public to redefine services at their community libraries.
OPINION: Property ownership should actually mean something
OPINION: By Matt McEachran “Extremely disappointed in Council’s decision to allow farmers to continue to do whatever they want with the land they own … they should be forced to get approval from our government first to ensure too many trees don’t get cut down at once.” This mindless rant was found in the online edition of the Chatham Daily News, under an article about Chatham-Kent council’s decision to vote down a bylaw on tree cutting.
Sarnia Police appealing to public for whereabouts of five fugitives
Sarnia Police have released a list of five fugitives wanted for an array of charges.
Bluewater Health working to improve full spectrum of palliative care
Some 30 healthcare professionals from Bluewater Health are now better equipped to care and communicate with patients receiving palliative care, the result of a two-day program that was held Friday and Saturday.
LHIN approves several requests for end-of-year funding
Under rules established by the Ontario Government for the Local Health Integration Work, organizations who are funded cannot keep any of their remaining year-end surplus without authorization.