CK News Today

CK police are reminding everyone to mind their speed and drive responsibly after issuing a ticket for stunt driving. CK police have arrested a wanted Dresden man and charged him with additional offences. Experts are warning travellers, if your flight with Air Canada gets cancelled, don't accept a refund. Canada Post and the union representing 55,000 postal workers were meant to head back to the bargaining table Friday, but the meeting's been postponed to next week. Washington, D.C., is challenging U.S. President Donald Trump's takeover of its police department. A winning lottery ticket, sold in Windsor, is about to expire.

CK police have arrested a wanted Dresden man and charged him with additional offences. It's the final day before a potential work stoppage, which could ground all Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge flights. There was supposed to be a meeting on Friday between Canada Post and the union that represents its mail carriers, but it's been postponed to next week. China has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over Canadian steel import restrictions. Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will support Ukraine no matter the outcome of talks between Russia and the U.S. If you bought a lottery ticket in Windsor last August, there's a chance you won $10K.

Get ready for some traffic delays in Chatham starting Monday, a tragic crash involving a personal watercraft on Lake St. Clair has claimed the life of a 17-year-old girl from Essex County, and tracking your child's school bus just for a little easier.

Complaints about a disturbance in Chatham have led to charges against a 26-year-old man. Some up-and-coming talent will be showcased in Blenheim this weekend. Air Canada's press conference ended abruptly on Thursday after it was interrupted by union members. A 76% tariff on Canadian canola came into effect Thursday, and this one doesn't come from the U.S. Lakeshore approved three initiatives Wednesday night to build new homes. the Chatham-Kent Barnstormers have another IBL player of the week.

Canada's jobs minister says it's time the union representing Air Canada flight attendants responded to the airline's request for binding arbitration, a 26-year-old man is facing charges after a shouting match in Chatham last night, and some up and coming talent will be showcased in Blenheim this weekend.

Some Air Canada flights that were scheduled to take off today will be cancelled as the airline braces for a work stoppage this weekend, Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers will sit down for contract talks tomorrow, and the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation is launching a summer 50/50 fundraising campaign today.

A Chatham-Kent police officer who pleaded guilty to assault and uttering threats has been sentenced to a year of probation. The first people to stay at the newly built transition cabins in Chatham have arrived. Canada Post says negotiators will meet union representatives on Friday. Air Canada will start cancelling flights tomorrow, ahead of Saturday's possible strike by about 10,000 flight attendants. Ontario didn't meet its legislated target of four hours of direct care a day for the province's long-term care residents.

A decorated officer with Chatham-Kent police has been sentenced to a conditional discharge after pleading guilty to uttering threats and assault, the first people to stay at the newly built transition cabins in Chatham have arrived, and Air Canada will start cancelling flights tomorrow ahead of Saturday's possible strike by flight attendants.

Morning News for Wednesday, August 13, 2025