CK News Today

The OPP officer on trial in connection with the death of a 24-year-old man in 2021 took the stand on Thursday. A new measles exposure site has been confirmed by CK Public Health. Wallaceburg's LO Stonehouse Bridge will be out of commission until mid-June. The list of people and groups opposed to the province's plans for expediting the Dresden Landfill continues to grow. It was a successful Smile Cookie campaign for Chatham-Kent's recipients.

The list of people and groups who are opposed to the province's plans for expediting the Dresden Landfill continues to grow, it's budget day in Ontario, and it was a successful Smile Cookie campaign for Chatham-Kent's recipients.

Morning News for Thursday, May 15, 2025

The CK Public Utilities Commission has lifted part of the outdoor water restriction for all customers who are on municipal water in  Wheatley and Tilbury. A 31-year-old woman is facing one count of assault after allegedly attacking a man in a vehicle. The provincial police have a blunt message for drivers during Canada Road Safety Week. Ontario and Manitoba are the latest provinces to knock down trade barriers after signing a memorandum of understanding. The first-ever spring edition of Handbags for Hospice raised $30K for the local hospice.

Noon News for Wednesday, May 14, 2025

The trial of a Chatham-Kent OPP officer accused of manslaughter will continue in a Chatham court today, the Ontario government is holding its ground when it comes to plans for expanding a landfill in the Dresden area, and the number of registered sex offenders living in Chatham-Kent continues to grow.

Several members of Chatham-Kent's council are calling out the harassment they've received about the proposed Community Hub project. CK police report that violent crime increased in the municipality in 2024. Ontario's Liberal Party has asked the integrity commissioner to investigate the government's walk-back on the environmental assessment of the Dresden Landfill. The Ontario government wants to make its gas tax cut permanent. The Chatham-Kent Barnstormers are getting in some final tune-ups and roster cuts before they open their 2025.

Violent crime was up last year in Chatham-Kent according to a new report from the local police service, Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled his cabinet this morning at Rideau Hall and it includes some first-time ministers alongside some veterans, and the Ontario government wants to make its gas tax cut permanent.

The Chatham-Kent Community Hub project is taking another step forward, an investigation continues into a fatal motorcycle crash just outside of Chatham, and Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce his cabinet today.