Brothers Evan and Nick Oslund pictured at the McDonald's on St.Clair St. in Chatham. Evan was born with Down Syndrome and diagnosed in 2014 with Leukemia, requiring his family to stay at the Ronald McDonald House in London for several months. (BlackburnNews.com file photo by Amanda Thibodeau)It looks like plenty of hot beverages, Happy Meals and Big Macs were gobbled up in Chatham-Kent.
McDonald's has announced that yesterday's McHappy Day sales in the region raised $17,512. The money raised will go to the Ronald McDonald House Southwestern Ontario.
For every McHappy hot beverage, Happy Meal, and/or Big Mac sold yesterday, McDonald's donated $1 to the cause.
Environment Canada has ended a yellow rainfall warning for parts of Ontario.
Hanover Police Service arrested a trespasser and ended up seizing drugs from the accused after an incident on July 30.
The Jays opened their home series against the Cardinals with a win off another Dylan Cease gem.
Nine young volunteers aged 11 to 17 spent three days exploring and protecting the Lake Huron coastline during the Coastal Conservation Youth Corps' inaugural program in Grand Bend from July 21 to 23.
An no-swim advisory has been issued for Kelso Beach at Nawash Park heading into the long weekend
Wheat finished lower to end the week.
