October 30, 2020

October 30, 2020 5:55 am Published by

October 30th is the 304th day of the year. There are 62 days remaining until the end of the year.


The C-K Public Health Unit has reported another 3 positive COVID-19 cases.

There are 35 active cases, with 3 currently hospitalized.

Ontario reported 934 new cases Thursday. 79% of the new positive cases are in the hotspots; Toronto, York, Peel and Ottawa.


Free spooky fun in Tilbury this weekend at the Automall!

Tilbury Chrysler, Lally Ford and Lally Chevrolet will be transforming their service bays into drive-thru Halloween experiences: a family friendly route at Lally Chevrolet focused on super heroes and cartoon characters; a moderate scare factor route through Tilbury Chrysler; and, a higher scare factor route through Lally Ford.

Visitors are welcome to tour any single one, or all three if they choose.

Complete details are available on both the Tilbury Auto Mall website as well as the group’s Facebook page.

No need to even leave your vehicle. No cost, the haunted dealerships will run from 6-8:30 pm. Everyone is welcome. Wear costumes if you want, but they’re not required.


Happy Halloween Saturday!

A longtime tradition in Canada, Ireland, the UK, and the USA. In more recent years, the celebration has spread to other countries around-the-world.

Your trick or treat forecast is calling for clear skies and a temps around 6 degrees.


Halloween will feature the first full moon across time zones since 1944.

This year, October has two full moons. The first one was the Harvest Moon; it was earlier in the month. This normally occurs in September but edged into October this year.

The second full moon in any given month is known as the Blue Moon.

This year’s is particularly unusual as it is the first full moon to occur across all time zones since 1944, and it falls on October 31st. The next one to occur will be in 2039, followed by 2058 and 2077.


Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend as we fall back an hour, officially at 2am Sunday morning.

The C-K Fire Department reminds us that we should use the end of daylight saving time to change the batteries in our smoke alarms.

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This post was written by Chris McLeod