Chatham-Kent Public Library is having a puzzle swap. Saturday, February 17th from 10am until 11am. Shop for new to you puzzles. Visit their Program Calendar at ckpl.ca for more information.
From February 17 – 19, Canadians in Ontario can fish for free during Free Family Day Fishing weekend.
Chatham-Kent Local Immigration Partnership is excited to invite you to their 2024 CK Immigration Forum on Thursday, February 22 from 5-7PM at the Retro Suites Hotel - Derby Room (located 2 King St. W, Chatham).
Register today and get engaged in data, conversation and learn about what is happening in the immigration sector locally, provincially and federally
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Join CKRecreation for an unforgettable day at CK Recreation’s Family Fun Factory – open for one day only! Dive into a world of excitement with inflatables, glow golf, and an array of thrilling activities. Don’t miss this opportunity for a fun filled day with family and friends! Head to www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation or call 311 to register now.
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent's Community Attraction and Promotion team is excited to share Cultural ConneCKt: A Networking Opportunity for Cultural Community Groups in Chatham-Kent.
If you are a cultural community group in #CKOnt, come out to the Chatham Granite Club (41 William St. N. Chatham) on Tuesday, March 5 from 5-7PM. Expand your network, collaborate, and make a positive impact together.
Contact cklip@chatham-kent.ca for more information and to RSVP.
Premiere of "Belleville City Hall: Journey to Icon" on February 22nd in the Minor Sports Room at Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre.
Doors open at 6 pm. Free admission. Honour the recipients of the 2024 Heritage Outstanding Revitalization Awards.
Cold weather is being predicted for Chatham-Kent starting tonight, February 14 to Monday, February 19.
Chatham Hope Haven will operate as a Warming Centre from 7 pm to 7 am starting tonight until Monday, February 19. They are located at 183 Wellington Street West, Chatham.
Please contact the Homeless Response Line (HRL) at 519-354-6628 if you require assistance with transportation.
Anyone can be affected by extreme cold-related weather conditions, depending on length of time of exposure to cold. Those especially at risk include:
• older adults over the age of 65
• infants and young children
• outdoor workers
• homeless persons, and/or those without warm clothing or food
During extreme cold weather, residents are encouraged to call or visit friends and neighbours who may be at risk, and keep pets inside.
Anyone experiencing homelessness or needing additional services should call the Homeless Response Line at 519-354-6628 (24/7).
