5 Things You Need To Know For February 24, 2026

February 24, 2026 5:55 am Published by Chris McLeod

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Workforce Week kicks off today in Chatham-Kent, helping connect local employers and job seekers.

Today until March 4th, the CK Jobs team will host a series of in-person and virtual events offering resources for people looking for jobs, summer work, apprenticeships, or even a new career. Check here for more information.

The week will wrap up March 4th with the Workforce Week Job Fair at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre.

The Job Fain runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and is the largest job fair in C-K, with more than 80 employers, education partners like University of Windsor and Lambton College, plus hands-on skilled-trades demonstrations for youth.

The Chatham-Kent Public Library hosts Movies @ Your Library every Tuesday at the Chatham branch.

Stop by today to see Florence Foster Jenkins.

Movies start at 2 p.m.

One of Canada’s most iconic comedy shows is coming to Prime Video.

The classic sketch series SCTV will be available in its entirety starting March 3rd.

Created by The Second City, the show originally aired from 1976 to 1984 and helped launch the careers of Canadian comedy legends including Catherine O’Hara, Eugene Levy, John Candy, Martin Short, and Rick Moranis.

For years the series has been difficult to find outside of scattered clips online. This will be the first time all six seasons will stream in one place for Canadian viewers.

Trump will bump your favourite shows at 9 tonight.

President Donald Trump will give the first State of the Union address of his second term before a joint session of Congress at 9 p.m.

If you use Microsoft Teams at work, there’s a new feature is on the way that is scaring some people.

The description says, “When users connect to their organization’s Wi-Fi, Teams will soon be able to automatically update their work location to reflect the building they’re working from. This feature will be off by default. Admins will decide whether to enable it and require end users to opt in.”

Sounds helpful, but only if you want your bosses and coworkers to always know where you are when you’re on site. It could allow some companies to track other things, like whether you’re late for work, or how long you’ve been at lunch, or whether you’re working from home when you’re supposed to be at the office.