At the request of the City of Windsor, the Windsor Port Authority has once again authorized a temporary 30-day buffer zone of 30 metres for all motorized watercraft moving along the Windsor shoreline of the Detroit River. This means, effective immediately, no motorized watercraft can operate within 30 metres of shore unless docking. 

The 30-metre ban was also imposed during last year’s extremely high water levels and is an effort aimed at protecting properties from overland flooding and erosion. 

All commercial flights have been suspended as of April 3. The airport terminal will be closed to the public from Friday, April 3 to Thursday, April 30. The runways and airport remain open for general aviation, medical and emergency flights, and all other non-commercial traffic.

All Chatham-Kent Public Library branches are closed until further notice. All library programs and events are cancelled until further notice. Visit CKPL's virtual library at www.ckpl.ca/download. Stay home and stay safe, friends.

If you need help applying for EI, Chatham-Kent Employment & Social Services have some "unofficial" but experienced help for you. Call one of their Community Navigators or our Employment Resource Advisors. All are still working via phone to help Monday to Friday 8:30AM to 4:30PM. Community Navigators can be reached by calling: 226.312.2025 ext 4852 or ext 4853 and Employment Resource Centre staff can be reached at 519-436-1123 or by email at CKerc@chatham-kent.ca

ACCESS Open Minds CK is still available by phone or email Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm. Contact them at 519-437-6329

If you need immediate assistance call Kids Help Phone at 800-668-6868

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Having trouble keeping up with what’s open, closed, banned or restricted across the community? CK Public Health has put together an informative list. Visit their website to stay informed.

www.ckpublichealth.com/closures