CK News Today

Chatham-Kent health officials have confirmed 18 cases of measles in the area, they've also reported eight more exposure sites. Seven people were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries following a weekend collision on Highway 40. Prime Minister Mark Carney met with France's president, the King of England, and the U.K.'s Prime Minister during his first official trip abroad. Carney also spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy by phone over the weekend. It's not just here in CK, across Canada, February home sales fell to their lowest level in more than a year. Mississauga is the latest Ontario city that says it will stop flying the American flag.

Canada has a new Prime Minister. CK Public Health is reporting two more measles exposure sites in Chatham. Police say an OPP cruiser was hit from behind by a pickup driving at highway speeds early Friday morning. Provincial police say a sudden death in Leamington has been ruled a homicide. Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was in court Friday, facing murder charges linked to the deadly "war on drugs" he oversaw while in office.

Mark Carney has been sworn in as Canada's 24th Prime Minister today in the nation's capital, a 20-year-old driver is facing multiple charges after allegedly hitting an OPP cruiser at very high speeds on Highway 401 in Chatham-Kent, and there are two more measles exposures in Chatham-Kent.

Enjoy the sunshine while you can before the rain moves in, the boil water advisory for part of Dover Township has been lifted, and Canada will have a new Prime Minister today.

The Dover Township boil water advisory has ended. Chatham-Kent will be working on improving waste diversion, but it won't be through a green bin program. A Chatham man is facing assault charges after he allegedly used a move reserved for WWE wrestlers. A man wanted for skipping court for indecent exposure has been arrested. The head of Unifor believes that the 25% tariff on steel and aluminum will devastate industry in Canada, including the auto industry. A total lunar eclipse, known as a "Blood Moon," will cast a red hue over Canada late tonight and into tomorrow.

Canada's largest private sector union has a warning about the 25-percent tariff on steel and aluminum, representatives from G7 nations are meeting in Quebec today, and there's an eclipse tonight and you won't need special glasses or any special equipment to see it.