JOIN US AT BRANCH 138, 2 CHESTNUT STREET, FOR A DELICIOUS BREAKFAST OF EGGS, BACON, SAUSAGE, HOME FRIES, FRUIT, PASTRIES, COFFEE/TEA/JUICE.  HOSTED BY THE BRANCH 138 LADIES AUXILARY.  SERVED UPSTAIRS OR ON THE PATIO.  SOCIAL DISTANCING IN EFFECT.  WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE.

Testing for COVID19 is available to Ontario farmers and their employees for free and a Health Card isn’t required to get tested. Testing is also available even if you don’t have any symptoms. For more info, visit covid-19.ontario.ca

If you see any animal cruelty or neglect call 1-833-926-4625. Don't stay silent.

Currently they have 10 kittens and one mom waiting for vetting, and a few seniors that need monthly medications. They also have three dogs who are waiting to be spayed/neutered since before the pandemic.

They are asking if anyone can spare a few dollars, please think of donating it to them.

Please send etransfers to chathamkentanimalrescue@gmail.com. Or cheques can be mailed to 270 Inshes Ave, Chatham N7M 2Z7.

ACCESS Open Minds CK is all about improving access to and quality of youth mental health care. Their Peer and Family Navigators are always here for you. Call 519-437-6329 or email info@accessopenmindsck.ca to get connected today!

While supplies last, the City of Windsor will again provide free hand sanitizer through a no-contact drive-thru at the WFCU Centre on Thursday, July 30, 2020 from 9am to 1pm and all residents are welcome. Drivers are asked to enter through the intersection of McHugh Street and Mickey Renaud Way, then follow the signage to the depot tents.

Product on offer is produced to World Health Organization standards and will be made available in 375-millilitre bottles supplied by Highbury Canco in Leamington, up to a maximum of 4 bottles per vehicle. Depending on turnout, the City of Windsor has enough product available to distribute to at least 1,000 vehicles later this week.

“The City of Windsor and our private sector partners have been working for months to make sanitizer available for essential workers,” said Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens. “As our community re-opened, we made free product available for businesses, not-for-profits and faith organizations. I’m pleased that we have enough sanitizer available to provide a general public giveaway too.”

For more safety tips and practices, visit the Windsor Essex County Health Unit website.  For more information on municipal matters related to COVID-19, visit www.citywindsor.ca/covid-19.

Chatham-Kent Police Service remind us to always be diligent. The best way is to start a routine. Don't let thieves take what's important to you.

Be part of the #9PMRoutine Lock It. Hide It. Keep It.

If you see or hear anything suspicious, please call them at

519-352-1234 x9. Chatham-Kent Crime Stoppers

Since the Government of Canada launched the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), it has become the subject of a number of scams. Read more below. COVID related scams continue... please protect yourself by being aware of them.