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Article content While the COVID-19 pandemic has affected most people’s mental health to some degree, the Lambton Kent branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association has found anxiety has been the most common issue in the last year. “It has been challenging, I think for everybody, to cope,” Alan Stevenson, CEO of the local branch, said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Is anxiety a problem? You’re not alone, says CMHA branch head Back to video At the Ontario level, the mental health association conducted three surveys through...

Everyone has an opinion about changing the clocks twice a year. Illinois lawmakers do, too, and decided it was time to host a hearing to discuss their options.  Several state representatives introduced bills this year to move Illinois to permanent daylight saving time or standard time. Tim Butler, R-Springfield, and David Welter, R-Morris, have bills to move Illinois to standard time all year — the current winter time. State Reps. Bob Morgan, D-Deerfield, Adam Niemerg, R-Dieterich, Tom Morrison, R-Palatine, and Mike Zalewski, D-Chicago, have filed bills to make daylight saving time all ...

Normal, IL, USA / www.cities929.com Apr 29, 2021 | 1:56 PM (The Center Square) – Lawmakers are making another push to persuade the federal government to waive standardized testing requirements for students in Illinois schools. President Joe Biden’s administration has called on states to administer the tests this spring. House Resolution 170 asks the federal government to cancel the tests until the next school year. State Rep. Tom Morrison said the tests would be useful to determine how students fared during the pandemic. “We shouldn’t put too much pressure on the students, but it stil...

Article content The former Navistar site in Chatham has been sold to a local owner, Chatham-Kent’s mayor confirmed Tuesday. “Beyond that, we’re not saying who bought it or anything,” Darrin Canniff said. “We’re just saying it’s local and, over the next few weeks, the new owners will be going public with their plans and (will have) more information.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Navistar property sold to local owner: Canniff   Back to video The property on Richmond Street was formerly a truck assem...

From Facebook SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois House has passed a bill that would allow businesses to offer multi-occupancy restrooms inclusive to all genders, a measure that the bill’s sponsor said was designed to allow caregivers to help those who need assistance. But a Republican legislator cast the bill sent to the state Senate late Thursday as the first step in requiring special bathrooms to benefit transgender patrons, which he argued would be unsafe for others. The measure was backed by LGBTQ advocates, but state Rep. Katie Stuart, D-Edwardsville, said she was looking to the many busines...