Chatham-Kent launches survey on idea of urban backyard chickens
Chatham-Kent residents have the opportunity to give feedback on the idea of backyard chickens.
Source: thechronicle-online.com
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Chatham-Kent launches survey on idea of urban backyard chickens
Chatham-Kent residents have the opportunity to give feedback on the idea of backyard chickens.
Source: parisstaronline.com
Education said to be key to better understanding of Black history
There was a large crowd taking part in the flag-raising launch to Black History Month on Feb. 1, yet recent events show more education is needed for a deeper…
Source: chathamthisweek.com
Chatham-Kent councillors pass budget with 5.64% tax hike
After a few last-minute changes on the third night of deliberations, Chatham-Kent councillors narrowly passed this year’s budget with a 5.64 per cent tax hike.
Source: stratfordbeaconherald.com
Uncertain future for Frank the Shewsbury Chicken
A weather predicting chicken is at the centre of a renewed debate on backyard chickens in Chatham-Kent ahead of this year’s Groundhog Day.
Source: windsor.ctvnews.ca
Education said to be key to better understanding of Black history
There was a large crowd taking part in the flag-raising launch to Black History Month on Feb. 1, yet recent events show more education is needed for a deeper…
Source: thelondoner.ca
Chatham-Kent to consider changing chicken bylaw
Next Monday Chatham-Kent Ward 2 Coun. Anthony Ceccacci is putting forward a motion to find out more about urban and rural residents owning chickens. Currently chickens can only be kept on land that is agriculturally zoned, but even then ownership is complicated.
Source: cbc.ca
Chatham-Kent councillors vote in support of police budget
Chatham-Kent councillors voted in favour of the recommended police budget with a 3.3 per cent hike during Thursday’s deliberations.
Source: theobserver.ca
$35.3-million police budget gets Chatham-Kent council's support
Chatham-Kent councillors have voted in favour of the recommended police budget with a 3.3 per cent hike.
Source: woodstocksentinelreview.com
Indwell seeks nearly $9.7M municipal commitment for housing project
To help leverage funding from other levels of government, an affordable housing provider is seeking a commitment of nearly $9.7 million from the municipality.
Source: stthomastimesjournal.com