Chatham-Kent Public Library launches summer reading challenge with local prizes

The Chatham-Kent Public Library (CKPL) is inviting adults to explore their community and enjoy a good book this summer through a reading challenge that runs from June 27 to August 31....

Police seeking info in road rage incident

Sarnia Police Service officials allege: The Sarnia Police Service is seeking witnesses or dashcam footage regarding a road rage incident that escalated into a motor vehicle collision. The suspect...

Chatham-Kent Public Library launches summer reading challenge with local prizes

The Chatham-Kent Public Library (CKPL) is inviting adults to explore their community and enjoy a good book this summer through a reading challenge that runs from June 27 to...

Several records broken at annual Kent County Track & Field Meet at UCC

With clear skies and contagious energy, student-athletes from across Chatham-Kent gathered at Ursuline College on June 4 for the annual Kent County Track & Field Meet—a day marked by friendly competition,...

Record-breaking CKHA Foundation golf tournament raises $151K for local hospitals (Video)

The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation’s 20th Annual Charity Golf Tournament set a new fundraising record this year, raising $151,457 in support of the Chatham-Kent...

Chatham-Kent Barnstormers to host Indigenous Peoples’ Day game June 21

The Chatham-Kent Barnstormers are set to honour Indigenous Peoples' Day with a special celebration at Fergie Jenkins Field on Friday, June 21, 2025. The Barnstormers...

As far as high-voltage summer shows go, Incubus’ upcoming June 30th stop at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage is already looking like one of the season’s must-see moments. It’s the only Canadian date on the band’s 2025 schedule so far, and it lands right in the middle of a landmark year — new music on the way, a global touring sprint, and the continued evolution of a band that’s never stood still. We caught up with bassist Nicole Row ahead of the North American run, and fans can hear our full conversation on the SWOMP podcast.

Dog found in Wallaceburg

Do you recognize this dog? Found in Wallaceburg. PAWR is open Saturday from 12-4 to reclaim. Please call 226-996-9969.

Male dog found in Wallaceburg

If this is your dog please call PAWR at 226-996-9969.

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