5 Things You Need To Know For October 28, 2026

October 28, 2026 5:55 am Published by Chris McLeod

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It’s Movie Night at the Capitol Theatre.

Stop by tonight at 7 p.m. to see Minions and Monsters.

Tonight’s movie is free, thanks to Downtown Dental. Check here for more info.

Free flu shots are now available to everyone in Chatham-Kent.

As of Monday, everyone six months and older is eligible for a free flu shot. Vaccines are available at participating pharmacies for people aged two and up, as well as through family doctors, nurse practitioners and local health teams.

Chatham-Kent residents can also check with CK Public Health at 519-352-7270, extension 5900, for clinic information.

There is a community flu shot clinic is scheduled for November 3rd, from 3 to 7 p.m., at the Chatham-Kent Community Health Centre in Chatham.

The Chatham-Kent Film Group will screen Run Terry Run Monday at Chatham Galaxy Cinemas.

Showings at 4 and 7 p.m. Admission is $12 and tickets can be purchased at the door.

The C-K Film Group screens international and independent films the first Monday of the month.

Someone in Ontario could be sitting on a $40-million lottery ticket — and today is the last chance to claim it.

The winning Lotto Max ticket was purchased at an authorized retailer in Grey County for the October 28th, 2025 draw. The ticket expires today, exactly one year later. The winning numbers were 6, 14, 17, 19, 26, 43 and 45, with bonus number 27.

The sad part is that the ticket hasn’t even been checked yet, either on the OLG app or at a retailer. Ontario Lottery and Gaming has every piece of information about the ticket, except one critical detail: who owns it.

They do know exactly where the ticket was purchased, when it was bought, and what other lottery products may have been purchased with it, including Encore, LOTTO 6/49 or Proline. They’re asking the ticket holder to come forward, even if they’ve lost the ticket. OLG says it will do its due diligence to confirm the person is the rightful owner, with the goal of paying out the $40-million prize.

So far, 60 people have come forward claiming they have the winning ticket, but the information they’ve provided hasn’t matched the details on file.

Anyone who thinks they may have the ticket should contact OLG immediately at 1-800-387-0098 or visit OLG.ca to start the claim process. If the prize goes unclaimed, the $40 million will be returned to players through future bonus games or promotions.

It’s taken years but cereal is finally getting an upgrade – Cheerios is teaming up with Ziploc to introduce PantrySeal, a resealable cereal bag with a built-in pour spout.

The new packaging lets you pour cereal more easily, then seal the bag back up inside the box to help keep it fresh.

PantrySeal will debut in regular Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios boxes, starting at Walmart.com in the U.S. before hitting stores across the country. There’s no word yet on when, or if, the new packaging will make its way to Canada.

A survey found 90% of people were already using their own tricks to keep cereal fresh, like clips or transferring it into containers.