Videos

Bernice Leslie interviews Sgt. Jason Herder from the Chatham-Kent Police Services to talk about this year's Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Ontario that took place at Sons of Kent Brewing Company. Herder mentions that they had 150 plungers registered and raised $63,020 for Special Olympics Ontario and a percentage of the amount remains in Chatham-Kent.

Peter Cobb interviews #11 Cruz Ferguson after their 4-3 shoot out loss against the Sarnia Legionaires.

The Mental Health Table is excited to bring the Face Off for Mental Health program to Chatham-Kent, an initiative dedicated to creating safe spaces for young athletes both on and off the ice. To kickstart the program and get the conversation started, the Mental Health table has partnered with the Chatham Jr. Maroons to host a special hockey game on Sunday, January 19, 2025, at 7:00pm Peter Cobb speaks with Cathy Debresser Knowler about the game.

Peter Cobb interviews #11 Cruz Ferguson after their 4-3 shoot out loss against the Sarnia Legionaires.

Music lovers came out in a big way to help the Holiday Jam for Hunger mark a significant milestone. The 20th annual event, which took place at Sons of Kent Brewing Co. in Chatham, helped raise money for Hope House – Mental Health Network of Chatham-Kent and Chatham Outreach for Hunger. The jam has been held every year since 2004 – virtually during in 2020 and ’21 – and has been organized for the last 13 years by area musician Alysson Storey. “It feels pretty good. It’s kind of surprising. I never would’ve imagined (this) 20 years ago, when we just had some high school buddies jamming together in a barn out in Blenheim,” she said of the fundraiser’s longevity. “But I couldn’t be happier.

Gary Patterson interview #77 Carter Chadwick who scored the only goal in their 3-1 loss against the KW Siskins.

Gary Patterson interviews #98 Atley Rogers after their 5-1 loss against the Listowell Cyclones.

The Chatham BIA presents the 2024 Santa Claus Parade. Check out yourtv.tv/chatham for times/dates

A little rain didn’t keep hundreds of people from coming out to enjoy some live musical entertainment when the Canadian Pacific Kansas City Holiday Train pulled into Chatham on Monday. Brenda Leclair, Executive Director for Outreach for Hunger was ecstatic to receive $4500 for the food bank especially during this time of the year.