Videos

We are happy to partner up with the Chatham-Kent Police Services to help make Chatham-Kent roads a safer place to be. Impaired Driving is a danger to the road and yourself

Kiwanis Club Member Bob Tefler talks about his favourite things about being a Kiwanis Club member.

Kiwanis Club Member Cathy Tefler talks about her favourite things about being a Kiwanis Club member.

Kiwanis Member Chuck Scott talks about his favourite things about the Kiwanis Club of Chatham

Dr. Peter Sikkema, a resident of Ridgetown is recognized as a world leader in weed management in corn, soybean, and cereals to maximize crop yield and net returns for growers; more recently Peter has focused on the control of herbicide-resistant weeds.

Dr. Norman Bradner will always be recognized within the Canadian Seed Industry by his peers and locally within Chatham-Kent seed soybean growers and commercial producers, as the “father of private soybean breeding in Canada”. Representing him was his Daughter Becky Hall and Grant Craven

Dianne Flook is a resident of Raleigh Township and is well known for advocating sustainable farming practices, and for creating a better understanding and appreciation of agriculture and farming practices. She is an environmentalist, an agriculturalist, a sylviculturist, and a conservationist.

When actor Ben Hardy appears behind the drum kit as a member of Queen in Bohemian Rhapsody, some of his movements come out of lessons with a Chatham drummer.

Steve Bottrill interviews Bryan McLellan who worked as a drum coach on the Academy Award-nominated film, which he said involved teaching Hardy ways to capture the “mannerisms” of drummer Roger Taylor.

Rebecca Reimer visited the Blenheim Blast Swim team and had a chance to speak with Hannah Davey, and her story of swimming with type one diabetes and how it has not held her back.