March 24, 2021
March 24th is the 83rd day of 2021. There are 282 days remaining until the end of the year.
Eight new positive COVID19 cases reported Tuesday by Chatham-Kent Public Health.
There were 7 recoveries, bring the total active cases up one to 104.
There were 1,546 positive cases reported in Ontario. It’s now been a full week with over 1,500 cases daily.
The deadline to get your dog tags is a week away.
Every dog owner in the Municipality of Chatham-Kent is required to purchase a dog tag for their dog(s) each year? A Dog tag is required for dogs over the age of 4 months.
Tags may be purchased at a Municipal Office, by mail, or over the phone at 519-360-1998. Tags can also be purchased at the Pet and Wildlife Rescue (405 Park Ave E, Chatham)
The Toronto Raptors will have the NBA’s first all-female broadcasting team call their game tonight against the Denver Nuggets.
The TSN production will have Meghan McPeak on the play-by-play with Canadian National Team and WNBA guard Kia Nurse of the Phoenix Mercury doing the analysis. Also contributing: TSN’s Kayla Gray with courtside reporting and Kate Beirness and Amy Audibert in the studio.
The tip off is tonight at 7:30 on TSN. The Raptors have lost 9 in a row.
CAA is bringing back its Worst Roads campaign following one year off due to COVID-19.
Voting is now open and once it closes, CAA will compile a list of the 10 Worst Roads in Ontario, along with the Worst Roads in regions across the province.
Votes can be cast at caaworstroads.com until April 18th.
A zoo in central France has announced that two of its giant pandas mated “multiple times” over the weekend.
Huan Huan, a female, and Yuan Zi, a male, were put in contact eight times, at regular intervals.
Giant pandas have a very short window for breeding. Females are only able to become pregnant for 24 to 72 hours each year.
ZooParc de Beauval hailed its pandas’ performance over the weekend. “Huan Huan was at the top of her hormonal spike and Yuan Zi… was obviously on top form!” reads the release, “The two (bears) obviously had some rest periods during these vital hours… but they obviously weren’t very tired.”
While there is no guarantee that Huan Huan will in fact become pregnant, the zoo said the mating session was “rather good,” noting “many high pitched noises” from Huan Huan and “more hoarse growling” from Yuan Zi.
Both pandas are 12 years old and have been in the French zoo since 2012.
L’amour en “mode #panda” : un festival à Beauval ! ❤️🐼 Retour en vidéo sur les derniers événements du week-end !🙂⬇ pic.twitter.com/HnVs0eWywJ
— ZooParc de Beauval (@zoobeauval) March 21, 2021
