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Chatham-Kents living wage has jumped more than 11 per cent since it was last updated in 2018 and it remains higher than the provincially-set minimum wage.

Chatham-Kent’s living wage has jumped more than 11 per cent since it was last updated in 2018, and it remains higher than the provincially-set minimum wage.

Applications have opened again for a program that supports young people hoping to pursue the skilled trades.

A Chatham-Kent initiated and designed program will give local youth from 15 to 29 years old an introduction to the skilled trades, thanks to some provincial…

The May Court Club of Chatham will honour six local women for its annual Women of Excellence event in June.

A Chatham-Kent initiated and designed program will give local youth age 15 to 29 an introduction to the skilled trades thanks to some provincial funding.

The May Court Club of Chatham will honour six local women for its annual Women of Excellence event in June.

Youth in Chatham-Kent can apply for a free training program in the construction trades.

A Chatham-Kent initiated and designed program will give local youth age 15 to 29 an introduction to the skilled trades thanks to some provincial funding.

January 11, 2021   The Prosperity Roundtable’s Mobile Market, which aims to help those in need get access to fresh, local produce, is back this week after a brief hiatus over the holidays. The program, which first launched back in September quickly became a poplar stop for those who can’t always afford fresh fruits and vegetables. “This small market was an idea that’s been percolating in our community for some time,” Mock says. “What we have delivered so far is about 1100 boxes wor...