Snow squalls in the Strathroy area Sat. Oct 17, 2015 (Photo submitted by Deb Buchner)Environment Canada has removed a snow squall warning put in place for Chatham-Kent.
The warning, which was issued this afternoon, noted that areas across the municipality could expect to see around five cm of snow over a one-hour period.
The Squalls were due to strong winds, with wind gusts reaching anywhere between 80 and 90 km/h.
The region is still under a yellow wind warning, which is expected to remain in effect until Monday evening.
This year's event, sponsored by Essex Power, starts at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
This year's Hockey for Hospice tournament raised a record-breaking $611,237 for local hospice care.
Canada remains undefeated at the 2026 world junior championship after a 9-1 win over Denmark Monday.
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens has officially tabled the city's 2026 budget with a 0 per cent tax levy increase.
Kristin Kennedy, the current president and CEO of Erie Shores Healthcare (ESHC), will take on the role starting in April.
Some city facilities are closed Monday because of high winds.
