Morning News for Tuesday, June 17, 2025

Noon News for Monday, June 16, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to meet with US President Donald Trump today, Unifor members are mourning the loss of Buzz Hargrove, and there are some concerns that the summer break could lead to another surge in measles cases just as the number of new cases starts to drop off.

Provincial police say Friday the 13th has seen five crashes involving motorcycles. A 32-year-old man, wanted in connection with an alleged road rage incident last month, is now facing drug and weapons charges. The winner of the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation's Spring 50/50 is a long-time supporter of the fundraiser. Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government broke its legal, record-keeping obligations in discussions around its controversial Greenbelt plans. The federal government is urging Canadians in the U.S. to stay away from protests. Fishing is free in Ontario this weekend for father's day.

Noon News for Friday, June 13, 2025

Home sales bounced back a bit last month in Chatham-Kent providing a much-needed boost in the region, hundreds of classic car enthusiasts will be heading to One Classic Car Drive in Blenheim tomorrow morning for another round of RM's Cars and Coffee, and the Gordie Howe International Bridge is 95 percent done.

Five people from Chatham are facing drug and weapon charges after a search turned up about $81K worth of drugs. Fire officials are reporting that three CK police officers suffered smoke inhalation at a fire on Tuesday. Friday the 13th will see more bikers on the road than normal. The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation's spring 50-50 winner is George Kernohan from Morpeth. Hundreds of antique cars, trucks, motorcycles, and tractors will be on display in Mitchell's Bay this Saturday. A Canadian dentist is among the dead after a plane crash in India. The City of Toronto has found a low-tech, green way to deal with invasive weeds... goats.