On this episode of Chatham-Kent Beyond the Headlines, host Jaryn Vecchio speaks with Ryan Gow, one of seven people running to be Chatham-Kent's next mayor.
They discuss Gow's interest in municipal politics, why he decided to run for mayor, and several issues residents want addressed.
Each mayoral candidate will be on the podcast ahead of October's election, with the order determined by a draw.
Mayor Todd Case said they have always pushed Waste Management to have better communication and to make the process easier for people.
Despite the wet weather over the long weekend, over 40,000 people walked through the gates at the Brigden Fall Fair.
The child health care center announced Gilmore's appointment on October 8. She will officially step into the role on November 9.
The Ottawa Senators downed New Jersey 4-1 on Monday. The Sens have won five of their first six games.
Lambton Public Health reports no local uptick in measles cases despite surging outbreaks in the U.S., highlighting above-average local vaccination rates.
While Ontarians have much to be grateful for this Thanksgiving, a new poll by Ipsos suggests working residents have a lot on their minds.
