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The White House says Canada is exempt from U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement. The 2024 year-end report from Chatham-Kent police is a mixed bag. Home sales are still slumping so far this year in Chatham-Kent. One Chatham-Kent councillor is hoping the provincial government will open its chequebook to help fix Talbot Trail. The province wants to extend Strong Mayor Powers to another 169 municipalities.

A Chatham-Kent councillor is hoping the provincial government will open its chequebook to help fix Talbot Trail, the province wants to extend strong mayor powers to another 169 municipalities, and we're getting close to the midway point of the federal election campaign.

Chatham-Kent's first-ever Deputy Chief Administrative Officer is a familiar face at the Civic Centre, a 37-year-old Scarborough man has turned himself in to Chatham-Kent police after an arrest warrant was issued three years ago when he failed to show up for court, and more CCTV cameras could be installed across Chatham-Kent.

A 38-year-old Tilbury man is facing charges after allegedly luring a child online. Supports could be on the way for people in Chatham-Kent impacted by the ongoing trade war. Five people are officially vying to become the next MP for Chatham-Kent-Leamington. Expect more volatility on the stock markets especially after the U.S. President confirmed 104% tariffs on Chinese products. A proposed community pasture could be a first for the region.

A 38-year-old Tilbury man has been arrested in a child luring investigation, more municipal support could be on the way for people in Chatham-Kent impacted by the ongoing trade war, and five people are officially vying to become the next MP for Chatham-Kent-Leamington.

The property tax increase in Chatham-Kent could be coming down a bit next year if CK Mayor Darrin Canniff has his way, Chatham-Kent public health officials are reporting another measles exposure site in Tilbury, and Chatham-Kent police are warning the public about a recent phone scam that's targeting seniors.

Water levels along the Thames River are beginning to drop. CK Public Health is reporting another measles exposure site in Tilbury. Frontline Chatham-Kent police officers are going to start wearing cameras. A Wallaceburg woman is facing charges after she allegedly hit a child she didn't know with a stick. A single-vehicle crash in Middlesex County has led to impaired driving charges for a Wallaceburg woman. A popular and colourful fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise is back.

We should have reached the peak of the water levels we'll see on the Thames River this week, frontline Chatham-Kent police officers are going to start wearing cameras, and the deadline to file nomination papers for the federal election is today.

We haven't seen the peak of the flooding along the Thames River yet, there are hundreds of thousands of dollars up for approval again this year through Chatham-Kent's Together CK Grant Program, and the stock market is setting up for another day of big losses.