February 24, 2022
February 24, 2022 5:55 amFebruary 24th is the 55th day of the year. There are 310 days remaining until the end of the year.
Environment Canada has issued a Winter weather travel advisory for Chatham-Kent, Windsor-Essex and Leamington.
Snow with accumulations of about 5cm should blow into the area tonight and into tomorrow morning.
Motorists should expect hazardous winter driving conditions and adjust travel plans accordingly.
The mobile clinic will be on the road at the Lambton Kent Composite School in Dresden today 3-7.
The Bradley Centre Vaccination clinic is now closed. There will be a mobile clinic at the WISH Centre on Saturday 9-4. The new location for the vaccination centre will reopen on Thursday, March 3rd at 730 Richmond Street (Former YA Canada Building) 9-4.
The clinics are accepting walk-ins for all eligible residents who are looking to receive their first, second, or booster dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
If you are are looking to ensure a specific appointment time can still book an appointment at GetYourShotCK.ca or by calling 519-351-1010.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is revoked the Emergencies Act Wednesday afternoon.
It was put in place 10 days prior to assist police crack down and clear out hundreds of demonstrators who tied up the nation’s capital for three weeks.
Trudeau said the government was confident that the existing laws and bylaws were now sufficient to keep Canadians safe.
The Ontario government also announced Wednesday that it was lifting the state of emergency that was declared amid the convoy protests.
The state of emergency was terminated as of 5pm yesterday.
Gas will be going up one cent per litre for most areas in the province today. Some areas could jump 2 cents.
Sudbury will be most expensive in Ontario at 170.9 cents per litre after a 4 cent hike this morning.
The average in Chatham this morning you’re paying about 144.7 cents per litre, with prices jumping as much as 10 cents per litre in Wallaceburg, Tilbury and Blenheim.
Canada’s women’s gold medal game against the U.S. was watched by 2.7million Canadians.
It was the most watched moment of Beijing 2022 for Canada.
Tags: 5ThingsYouNeedtoKnow, Beijing Olympics, Canada, Chatham-Kent Public Health, CKMornings, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Doug Ford, Environment Canada, gas, Gold, hockey, Justin Trudeau, mobile vaccination clinic, Ontario Government, Prime MinisterCanada’s gold-medal win over U.S. hockey women was most-watched event at 2.7 million 🙌#Beijing2022 https://t.co/UXC6N7svAe
— CBC Olympics (@CBCOlympics) February 22, 2022
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This post was written by Chris McLeod