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April 23rd, 2018 Planning/Regular Agenda Meeting Visit www.chatham-kent.ca to see full agenda

April 16th, 2018 Planning/Regular Agenda Meeting Visit www.chatham-kent.ca to see full agenda

Monday, March 26, 2018 Planning/Regular Agenda Meeting Visit www.chatham-kent.ca to see full agenda

Sean Robbins, Account Executive for Cogeco presents the Business Individual of The Year Magdiel Hoste her award at the 2018 Chatham BEA Awards

The Final Push left the Sydenham Campus in Wallaceburg Wednesday, May 23rd.
Dave Depencier and Dan Van Moorsel put in a 1000 kilometre on their bikes as they rode across southwestern Ontario to raise money for the Foundation of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance. 

Film 101 was another successful  year. Film101 was held  at a new venue,  St. Clair College. The high school students in Chatham and Sarnia got an opportunity to experience various workshops and demonstrations in the media field.

As part of Chatham-Kent Public Library’s ongoing goal to support the local writing community, the Read Local: CK Author Festival was held at the Chatham Branch on Saturday, May 5, 2018. 18 authors were available and met with readers for one on one sessions. Local author, Ray Robertson discussed his new book “1979” which is set in Chatham.

Sue Hawkins who runs a page called Clutter Busters that helps people who organizing their homes/apartments and uses social media as a way to communicate with others and trade services such as clean a room and someone paints a room in the home.

Thousands of area residents packed the Bradley Centre this weekend for the fifth annual CK Expo, celebrating pop culture.

Organizer Rob Bellamy says the event has been growing over the last few years.

“The very first large one we had was just under 1500 people, the year after that was just over 1600, and we had 1700-ish last year,” Bellamy says. “It’s been amazing how much Chatham has embraced this event, and it is so nice to see so many people get involve, not only helping us get ready but when they get here they’re dressed up in costume or they’re helping support the vendors.”

All proceeds benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters in Chatham-Kent

The Clash Of The Sirens at the St. Clair College HealthPlex in Chatham, Ontario on April 14 raised $5,586 for Chatham Hope Haven

The competition was organized by Blair's Bootcamp, LLC and featured teams of four competing in three different first responder-related challenges.

A release from Chatham Hope Haven says the money “will go towards helping homeless men in our community.” The shelter has been providing homeless men with a safe place to stay overnight since November.

Chatham Hope Haven also has a special connection with first responders as police officers sometimes know of someone who needs a safe place to stay and have been directing them to the shelter.

YourTV Chatham and Cogeco sponsored the 2017/2018 KMHA Day of Champs and covered some amazing games alongside with coaches and players.

Check out Rebecca Reimer of CK SportsXpress  who had the opportunity to talk to coaches and players after the game.

YourTV Chatham and Cogeco sponsored the 2017/2018 KMHA Day of Champs and covered some amazing games alongside with coaches and players.

Check out Rebecca Reimer of CK SportsXpress  who had the opportunity to talk to coaches and players after the game.