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Article content A maverick MPP who’s been at the thick of Ontario’s anti-restrictions movement drew roughly 300 people to a Chatham rally in violation of the province’s stay-at-home order, but didn’t immediately face charges Monday. Randy Hillier, the independent Lanark–Frontenac–Kingston MPP, told the crowd at Tecumseh Park he wasn’t intimidated by tickets or fines. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or No immediate charges as 300 attend anti-restrictions protest in Chatham Back to video “I don’t care how many tickets they give m...

Article content A maverick MPP who’s been at the thick of Ontario’s anti-lockdown movement drew a crowd of roughly 300 at a Chatham rally on Monday. The rally was held in flagrant violation of the province’s stay-at-home order but didn’t immediately face charges. Randy Hillier, the independent Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston MPP, told the crowd at Tecumseh Park that he wasn’t intimidated by tickets or fines. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Chatham anti-lockdown protest attracts hundreds of people Back to video “I don’t care how many tick...

Article content An anti-lockdown protest group with political allies called “a travelling clown convention” by Peterborough’s mayor will pitch its tent Monday in downtown Chatham. Independent MPP Randy Hillier (Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston) and Conservative MP Derek Sloan (Hastings–Lennox and Addington) are scheduled to attend the No More Lockdowns Canada rally at Tecumseh Park at noon. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Anti-lockdown protest to be held in Chatham Back to video Police estimated 600 to 700 people gathered Sunday in Stratford fo...

  WINDSOR, ONT. -- A lack of clear information has resulted in an abundance of confusion with Ontario pet groomers and owners. Grooming businesses were forced to close under the Ontario’s latest lockdown rules but many groomers say they’ve been told they can still offer curb side services. “It’s not just about beautification of the animals, it’s about health and welfare,” Virginia Crowe, owner of Shear Passion Pet Grooming near Ridgetown, Chatham-Kent said. Groomers across Ontario are calling on the government to be clear, saying they’re uncertain if their industry has be...

Article content The surge in COVID-19 cases in early January can traced to people who refused to stay away from holiday gatherings, says medical officer of health Dr. David Colby. “A lot of people disregarded public health advice with regard to holiday gatherings and we’re paying the price in terms of increased numbers,” Colby said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Holiday gatherings get part of the blame for increase in COVID cases Back to video The Chatham-Kent public health unit reported 26 new cases on Jan. 7 as the region’s cumulativ...