CK News Today

The Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls is open again, the ratification vote for public elementary school teachers will be held online, and the CP Holiday Train will be rolling into Chatham this afternoon.

Chatham-Kent police are providing a tragic update on a serious crash in Wallaceburg, high school students with the local public board won't have to log on virtually on snow days anymore, and the CP Holiday Train will make a stop in Chatham tomorrow afternoon.

Chatham-Kent police are asking drivers to avoid the area of Main Street and Margaret Avenue in downtown Wallaceburg after a serious crash took place there, Chatham-Kent Crime Stoppers is looking for tips after someone set a Port-a-John on fire early this morning, and the Chatham Coloured All-Stars are being honoured at the very same field they played in the 1930s.

You will have a chance to share your thoughts on the proposed multi-year budget this afternoon, federal spending is up along with the deficit, and UCC's senior boys football team are SWOSSA champions.

The province has secured another tentative deal with a major teachers union, a 26-year-old Chatham-Kent man is facing a list of charges after he allegedly tried to steal some items from an LCBO in Chatham and then assaulted two employees who tried to stop him, and the latest Consumer Price Index shows inflation fell 0.7 percentage points to 3.1 per cent in October.

Two big budget requests will go before Chatham-Kent council members tonight ahead of the public consultations that start tomorrow, Ontario's colleges want the all-clear from the province to start hiking tuition rates again, and five new members will join the Kent Agricultural Hall of Fame today.

Noon News for Monday, November 20, 2023