CK News Today

Chatham-Kent police are looking for tips from the public as they try to track down three ATVs that were reported stolen recently during two separate incidents, Chatham-Kent council is set to open up municipal budget talks tomorrow, and if you have Christmas cards to put in the mail, you might want to do that sooner rather than later.

Chatham-Kent will be looking at some difficult decisions if a proposed tax cut is approved, two people were arrested while they were trying to lay a wreath at a Remembrance Day ceremony in Sarnia, and Canada's big three telecom companies say they'll introduce more options for customers who want to use their cell service outside of the country next year.

There is still time to get out to a Remembrance Day ceremony in Chatham-Kent if you missed the ones that were held this morning at 11, applications are open now for a new affordable housing project in Blenheim, and the shelves at food banks across Chatham-Kent are looking a little fuller thanks to a weekend donation drive by the CK ATV Club.

It's Remembrance Day today and there will be several services and parades across Chatham-Kent today to recognize that, a 37-year-old woman was arrested Saturday evening after police were called in for a driver who was passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle on Grand River Line in Chatham, and Windsor Police are investigating a death on the Ambassador Bridge on Saturday.

Premier Doug Ford has ordered a province-wide school board audit. Respiratory illness season is upon us. Clear Medical Imaging has walked away from the negotiating table. The Chatham Goodfellows are recognizing a few of their dedicated supporters and volunteers who help make sure there's "No Child Without a Christmas" in CK. Ontario's jobless rate stayed steady in October at 6.8 percent.

The Chatham-Kent Ontario Health Team is hoping to cut down on the number of cases locally by offering multiple ways to prevent getting sick, the Chatham Goodfellows are recognizing a few of their dedicated supporters and volunteers who have helped them make sure there is no child without a Christmas, and workers at Food Basics are getting a raise.