CK News Today

Local conservation authorities have extended flood outlooks and watches in and around Chatham-Kent. A new year means new rules for garbage disposal in Chatham-Kent. An Ontario fertilizer company has donated to multiple CK food banks. The federal government plans to extend the deadline for claiming charitable donations on tax returns.

There are some closures across Chatham-Kent heading into 2025. Canadian real estate watchers are optimistic, predicting a buyer's market in the new year. The Atlantic Liberal caucus has joined the Ontario Liberals in calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign as party leader.

A man had to be airlifted to hospital following a crash in Chatham over the weekend. Little is being said about the latest meeting between Canadian and American politicians. Former U.S. president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Jimmy Carter died Sunday at the age of 100. Tim Hortons has released a list of its most ordered items of the year.

Chatham-Kent's Public Utility Commission will be hosting a virtual meeting at 3 p.m. on January 16. The St. Clair Region Conservation Authority has issued a flood outlook because of warmer temperatures and heavy rainfall. Hope House and Chatham Outreach for Hunger will benefit from an annual fundraiser this weekend. Health Canada is pulling Mother and Baby Plush Toys' stuffed animals from the market because of a choking hazard. The OPP predicts cryptocurrency scams could outpace wire transfers as the most used payment method demanded by fraudsters. NASA says a probe has made the closest ever approach to the Sun.

Holiday Jam for Hunger will take over Sons of Kent Brewing in Chatham on Saturday night. Canadian parents are being told to check their children's stuffed animal collection for a certain plush toy that may pose a choking risk. If you need to renew your mortgage in 2025 there may be good news on the horizon. Concerns about Bird Flu are growing in Canada and the US. New global data from World Weather Attribution and Climate Central says on average people suffered 41 days of dangerous heat this year. The Canadian Press has compiled a list of the top stories that made people smile in 2024.

Two of Canada's highest-ranking government officials are heading to Florida to meet with US President-Elect Donald Trump's team, the Salvation Army of Chatham-Kent is sending out a big thank you to all of its supporters after it got a big boost in donations leading up to Christmas, and Health Canada has issued a recall for several stuffed toys.