CK News Today

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.

The number of homes sold in Chatham-Kent took a hit last month, Chatham-Kent Public Health continues to add locations to a growing list of measles exposure sites, and border city mayors from across Canada are calling for U.S. President Donald Trump's inconsistency on tariffs to end.

CK Public Health has reported another exposure site. CKHA has put new visitor restrictions in place for some hospital units. A Chatham man is facing harassment charges in connection to an intimate partner violence case. A local brewery believes that aluminum tariffs will increase the price of a can of beer by as much as 50 cents. Unifor National President Lana Payne says U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs will hurt workers, eliminate jobs, and hurt consumers. The Bank of Canada cut its key interest rate to 2.75 per cent.

There are some new visitor restrictions in place at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance in response to measles cases popping up locally, Canada's largest private sector union says the 25 percent tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum will cause serious harm to those industries across North America, and as the Bank of Canada is cutting its key interest rate.

The public health unit in Chatham-Kent has added six more measles exposure sites locally, a 58-year-old man from Walpole Island First Nation is facing several charges after a drug and weapons bust at the First Nation last week, and a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian aluminum and steel starts today.

Ontario has paused the 25% electricity tariffs on three U.S. states. CK Public Health is reporting six new measles exposure sites. A loss in water pressure has triggered a boil-water advisory for some residents of Dover Township. An argument between a pair of Dresden residents led to a wanted man turning himself in to police. A Chatham-Kent family is in need of help after losing their Tilbury home in a fire. Concerns about U.S. President Donald Trump and the Liberal leadership change has cut into Pierre Poilievre's polling advantage. As soon as next week, there may be new symbols on Loblaw's grocery store shelves to indicate which products have been affected by tariffs.

American President Donald Trump is responding to Ontario's 25 percent export tax on electricity by doubling U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, concerns about U-S President Donald Trump and the Liberal leadership change have cut into Pierre Poilievre's polling advantage, and there's still a boil water advisory in place for several residents in Dover Township.

A drop in water pressure has prompted a boil water advisory for several residents in Dover Township, the number of measles cases in the region continues to grow, and Prime Minister-designate Mark Carney is promising a quick and seamless transition as he takes over from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.