CK News Today

A 74-year-old man was seriously injured in a crash on Saturday. No one was hurt in an early morning fire in Dresden. Home sales went up more than 30 percent in Chatham-Kent in January. The annual Sydenham River Canoe and Kayak Race has been cancelled. The OPP said Canadians lost more than $58M to romance scams in 2024. Air Transat is the latest airliner to end free carry-on baggage for some budget packages. The Philadelphia Eagles will hold their Superbowl parade on Friday.

The sale of a municipally-owned beach-side park should be hotly contested at Chatham-Kent Council on Monday night. The deal for three businesses at the Bloomfield Business Park has fallen through. Some Ontarians are continuing to run into trouble cashing their $200 rebate cheques from the provincial government. Hundreds of people were at a summit in Toronto focused on how to move the Canadian economy forward during uncertain times. Removing interprovincial trade barriers could be one way to boost the economy in the face of a trade war.

The sale of a municipally-owned beach-side park should be a hotly contested issue at Chatham-Kent Council Monday night, the deal for three businesses at the Bloomfield Business Park just south of Chatham has fallen through, and Canada's labour market added another 76,000 jobs last month.

It looks like the former St. Agnes School in Chatham is finally coming down to make way for more affordable housing, one of Chatham-Kent's top-ranking municipal officials is retiring, and Canada's big city mayors are serious about standing up to the threat of tariffs from the US.

Charges have been laid following the investigation into a fatal two-vehicle crash just outside of Tilbury last month. A 42-year-old Chatham man is facing charges after police learned someone had tampered with security cameras at a local business. The composition of Chatham-Kent's council and ward boundaries will be voted on in March. A new study shows that nearly two-thirds of Canadian businesses are facing a hit because of U.S. tariffs against China. Canada Post is laying off managers in an attempt to save money.

A 42-year-old Chatham man is facing charges after police learned someone had tampered with security cameras at a local business. A new study shows that nearly two-thirds of Canadian businesses are facing a hit because of U.S. tariffs against China. Ontario's Big City Mayors are meeting in Ottawa. Political leaders have stops scheduled all over Ontario as the election campaign rolls on. Canada Post is laying off managers in an attempt to save money. The Government of Greece has declared a state of emergency on Santorini after a week of undersea earthquakes.

No school bus service in Chatham-Kent today, the Royal Canadian Legion is helping the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance buy some new equipment, and Canada's Defence Minister believes Canada can avoid further tariff threats.