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Large turnout for Truth and Reconciliation healing walk (opens the original)
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A large show of community support was on display for the fifth annual Truth and Reconciliation healing walk, with hundreds of people donning orange as they made their way through downtown Wallaceburg. Members of Walpole Island First Nation, including leadership, elders and residential school survivors, were on hand for Wednesday's event, along with participants young and old, in the aim of continuing to foster awareness. The day is recognized throughout Canada in honour of those who attended the
Accessible kayak launch coming to Erieau (opens the original)
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An accessible kayak launch will be coming to Erieau in time for next season, after Chatham-Kent council recently approved a tender for the job. Westhoek Construction will do the work for $266,224 at the end of Third Street in the lakeside community. Project costs will be funded from the property disposition reserve, using revenue generated from the sale of the fire lanes in Erieau, according to a staff report. “I am thrilled to see this moving forward. Any accessibility opportunities to build an
'Lame duck' C-K council OK's $476K design contract for new fire station (opens the original)
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Chatham-Kent council has approved a nearly $476,000 contract to design a new fire station on a former Chatham elementary school property. Architecttura Inc. will design a one-storey, four-bay fire station No. 1, which a municipal staff report says will be built on roughly 0.4-hectares (one acre) of the former St. Ursula Catholic school property at 426 Lacroix St.. The existing school building, closed after Chatham’s Catholic elementary schools were consolidated, is being demolished under a separ
Mike Currie Memorial hits the trail at Mud Creek (opens the original)
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The fourth annual Mike Currie Memorial for Special Olympics Ontario took to the trail at Mud Creek Park in Chatham this weekend. Forty people of all ages participated in Saturday’s event, either walking, running or on two wheels, with the aim of bringing together law enforcement, families, athletes, and the overall community. Currie, who was a retired Chatham-Kent police officer and long-time cancer survivor, died in the fall of 2022. He was involved in numerous initiatives during the years supp
EF1 tornado, downburst confirmed in Wheatley (opens the original)
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Investigators confirmed an EF1 tornado, as well as a downburst, came through Wheatley during last week’s storm that wreaked havoc throughout the region. On the afternoon of Sept. 3, there was damage to a large barn and multiple trees in the small lakeside community southwest of Chatham, as well as two toppled transport trucks and minor roof damage, according to the Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) of Western University. No injuries were reported. Ground and drone surveys were conducted the follo
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