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  Group of Caldwell First Nation residents fighting Boxing Day eviction notices

  A group of Caldwell First Nation residents are hanging onto hope that they can keep living in their homes on their ancestral lands in the recently revived First Nation reserve, after receiving eviction notices to move out by Dec. 26.

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  'It’s a big milestone': New CK children’s treatment centre expanding

  The new Chatham-Kent Children’s Treatment Centre is taking a big next step in its expansion process.

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  Christmas concert to be held at Amherstburg museum

  The Amherstburg Freedom Museum is set to host a Christmas concert on Sunday, called “Christmas at the Museum”.

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  Clear Medical Imaging remains on strike, forced vote rejected

  Clear Medical Imaging workers are still on strike after 96 per cent voted against the most recent offer from the company.

• Suspect wanted, another arrested following string of break-ins

  One man has been arrested following a string of commercial break-ins, according to police.

• Ambassador Bridge tolls increasing Jan.1

  Crossing the Ambassador Bridge is getting more expensive next month.

• Canada expands list of banned firearms to include hundreds of new models and variants

  The Canadian government is expanding its list of banned firearms, adding hundreds of additional makes, models and their variants, effective immediately.

• Road closures for Windsor Santa Claus Parade 2024

  As the Windsor Parade Corporation gets ready for the 57th Annual Windsor Santa Claus Parade, there are several road closures and bus detours planned.

• Hit-and-run crash investigated at St. Clair College MediaPlex building

  Windsor police say they are investigating a hit-and-run crash at the St. Clair College MediaPlex building.

• 'Enough is enough:' Doug Ford says municipalities will be given 'enhanced tools' to respond to encampments

  Ontario Premier Doug Ford is promising new legislation to target homeless encampments around the province and is threatening to use the notwithstanding clause to get it done.

• More than 200,000 SUVs recalled in Canada, U.S. over fuel leak concern

  Honda is recalling approximately 12,000 vehicles in Canada

• Chatham man wins $100,000 ENCORE prize

  A Chatham man is walking away with $100,000 after matching six of seven numbers on his Lotto Max ticket.