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– St. Clair Catholic District School Board
Chatham-Kent police accepting applications for cadets and experienced constables
The Chatham-Kent Police Service is accepting applications for police cadets and experienced constables as part of its ongoing efforts to support community safety and service delivery.
Police say the service offers a policing career in Chatham-Kent, a community in southwestern Ontario that combines urban amenities with small-town living. The municipality is described as offering a high quality of life and affordable housing, making it an attractive place to live and work.
The service said it provides competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits package, placing it among comparable police services across Ontario. CKPS said it is committed to supporting members through fair compensation, wellness initiatives, professional development opportunities and a healthy work-life balance.
The police cadet program is designed as an entry point for those interested in a policing career, providing exposure to police operations and community engagement. The service is also recruiting experienced police constables who have completed at least one year of policing and their probationary period.
Additional information about qualifications, application requirements and the recruitment process is available on the Chatham-Kent Police Service website. Those interested in applying for cadet or experienced constable positions can contact Const. Marlene MacLennan, recruitment officer, by email at ckpscareers@chatham-kent.ca.
Experienced officers with questions regarding salary and benefits are encouraged to contact Sgt. Jason Herder, president of the Chatham-Kent Police Association, at Jasonh@chatham-kent.ca.
The Chatham-Kent Police Service said it is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from individuals whose backgrounds reflect the diversity of the community it serves.
Chatham-Kent workforce forum to highlight labour market trends, AI impacts
The Chatham-Kent Workforce Planning Board will host its 2026 Community Presentation and Forum on Tuesday, March 10, from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre in Chatham.
The event will provide insights into current labour market trends and developments in Chatham-Kent. This year’s forum will feature findings from three major research initiatives, including the 2025 EmployerOne Survey, the 2025 Local Labour Market Plan, and new research examining the impacts of artificial intelligence and emerging workforce demand in the community.
“The annual CKWPB Forum is an opportunity for employers, policy makers, service providers, and community stakeholders to come together and learn about what is happening in Chatham-Kent’s labour market. The event provides timely insights to support strategic planning, workforce development, and community decision-making as Chatham-Kent continues to adapt to evolving economic and technological conditions,” said CK Workforce Planning Board Chair Ron Coristine.
Registration is required to attend the forum. Additional information and registration details are available online at 2026CKWPBForum.Eventbrite.ca.
The Workforce Planning Board said research reports and up-to-date labour market information can be found at www.CKWorkforce.ca.
Community Living Wallaceburg hosting career fair for direct support professionals
Community Living Wallaceburg is inviting job seekers to attend a career fair later this month as the organization looks to recruit new staff.
The career fair will take place Thursday, Jan. 29, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 1100 Dufferin Ave. in Wallaceburg. The organization is seeking direct support professionals who are interested in making a difference in their community.
Organizers say the event will provide an opportunity for attendees to learn more about the organization, meet members of the team and take part in on-site interviews. Job seekers are encouraged to bring a resume.
“This is special work, providing hands-on assistance and support to individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities so they can live meaningful, safe, and self-directed lives” said Susan Krogman, director of people and culture with the agency. “The work is person-centered and focuses on building skills, promoting independence, and supporting inclusion in the community.”
Community Living Wallaceburg said it co-creates, designs and delivers supports that help people overcome barriers and live the life they choose, emphasizing empowerment, inclusion and community connection.
St. Clair Township is hiring
There are several job openings in St. Clair Township.
Check out their job board, here.
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Municipality of Chatham-Kent Jobs
For more details, visit the Municipal Job Board, here.
