CK News Today

The newly hired President and CEO at Chatham-Kent Health Alliance is facing some controversy before he even officially starts his new job, you might not be able to take your Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid on the ferry to Pelee Island, and LCBO stores are open following a two-week strike that ended on the weekend.

OPP in Chatham-Kent have pulled three vehicles off of the road after they were all caught going way too fast on the 401 recently, a 67-year-old Windsor man is finding out the hard way that drunk driving laws still apply even at the campground, and the federal and provincial governments are expanding a support program for farm workers in Ontario.

Bridget Carleton is gearing up for the Paris Olympics, CK police briefs, the Ontario and Canadian governments are investing in mental health initiatives for farm workers, and the success of Tim Horton's Camp Day! 

After several weeks on the CK police most wanted list Kodin Young has been arrested. The CFIA has issued the recall for Baby Gourmet Foods banana raisin oatmeal organic whole grain cereal. Tim Hortons has announced that this year's Camp Day campaign earned nearly $12.8M.

The LCBO strike is over and stores are set to reopen tomorrow. Chatham-Kent police made two arrests at the same address over the weekend. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is among the many officials praising Joe Biden's years of public service after the U.S. president announced on Sunday that he won't be seeking re-election.

LCBO stores expected to reopen on Tuesday, South Kent power outage planned for Sunday morning, what to expect last day of Cherryfest , a new show being filmed in and around Chatham-Kent and the latest police brief. 

A planned power outage for South Kent, the latest on the LCBO strike, a new TV show being filmed in the Chatham area featuring a country duo, and the OPP shares results from Operation Safe Driver Week.