CK News Today

Chatham-Kent Council will have some decisions to make tonight which could bring more family doctors to the area. Entegrus is reminding people that you might not get your bills through the mail, but you still have to pay them on time. Canadians will know a lot more about the future of food prices on December 5. Pet and Wildlife Rescue and the Tilbury Information and H.E.L.P. Centre will benefit from the Tim Hortons Holiday Smile Cookie campaign this year.  Alert Ready, Canada's National Public Alerting System, will be running a test on Wednesday. The number 10 on a Blenheim Blades jersey will forever belong to former captain Craig Spence.

Noon News for Monday, November 18, 2024

OPP are investigating a fatal boat crash at Walpole Island First Nation that claimed the lives of two people over the weekend, a 73-year-old Leamington man is facing impaired driving charges after a crash south of Chatham, and  Canada Post officials and the union representing its workers will meet with a special mediator today.

Noon News for Friday, November 15, 2024

Mail carriers are on strike at Canada Post, the municipality's costs continue to rack up after a fire and evacuation of the municipally-owned housing building at 99 McNaughton Avenue West in Chatham, and the sports community in Chatham-Kent is mourning the loss of a local slo-pitch legend.

Wednesday the municipal budget was the hot topic in Chatham-Kent, Thursday it's ward boundaries. Some local volunteers want to make the holiday season a little jollier for CK's seniors. Chatham-Kent's second annual Black Excellence Awards and Gala will be bigger and better than last year's. CK police got some help from an alert citizen to track down a pickup truck that was stolen from a business in Thamesville. The Onion has purchased Alex Jones' Infowars website.

Fresh off of last night's opening budget meeting the municipality is hosting another meeting tonight on a different topic, Chatham-Kent police got some help from an alert citizen to track down a pickup truck that was stolen from a business in Thamesville early yesterday morning, and a group of local volunteers are working to make sure Chatham-Kent's elderly population has a happy holiday again this year.

Homeowners in Chatham-Kent are looking at a potential property tax increase of 5.96% in 2025, Chatham-Kent's new deputy police chief is already well-acquainted with the area, and we're getting a sneak peek at what the new Chatham-Kent Children's Treatment Centre could look like.