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Zander Broeckel

Mercer St. School to be Named After Black Rights Advocate James L. Dunn

Dunn was also Windsor's first black alderman and school board trustee
Zander Broeckel

BREAKING: VIA Train Service to Toronto to Resume Thursday

The service was halted last week due to protest blockades
Rob Hindi

Windsor Symphony Orchestra Launches New Season

The 73rd season gets underway at the end of the September
Kathie McMann

Police Searching for a Suspect in Windsor Shooting

Investigators say a black SUV was seen leaving the area
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UPDATE: Woman Dies in Windsor Apartment Fire

The Ontario Fire Marshal has been called in to investigate the cause
Kathie McMann

$100,000 Drug Bust in Leamington

Provincial Police seized cocaine, meth, cash and other goods
Teresinha Medeiros

UPDATED: Talks Resume with Ontario Catholic Teachers

Both sides return to the bargaining table on Wednesday
Zander Broeckel

Windsor Public Library Embarks on Rebranding

It has been 12-15 years since the logo was last updated
Teresinha Medeiros

UPDATE: House Fire in East Windsor Caused $75k in Damages

Fire crews were called for a fire in an attic on Homedale

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Gord Bacon

Sarnia Stings Windsor 6-4 on Mickey Renaud Night

The loss snaps the Spitfires' three game winning streak
Steve Bell

Spits Host Sting

The Windsor Spitfires will pay tribute to their captain forever, Mickey Renaud at the WFCU Centre
Steve Bell

Flyers Club Kings

Nick Smith scored twice to help the Leamington Flyers beat the Komoka Kings

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'We need to be patient': Indigenous leaders call for dialogue amid rail blockades

Indigenous leaders are calling for the government to engage with protesters and the Wet’suwet’en peoples in hopes of finding a mutually beneficial solution to the ongoing rail blockades.
Veteran finds blood dripping from bathroom ceiling after neighbour's death

A Winnipeg man is without a home after blood started dripping from his ceiling following the death of the resident of the apartment above his.
Police called to Doug Ford's home after suspicious package arrived in mail

The premier’s office has confirmed that Toronto police are investigating a suspicious package that was found at Doug Ford’s home in Etobicoke.

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Details revealed for Windsor Symphony Orchestra’s next season

The Windsor Symphony Orchestra has unveiled their plans for next season.
Windsor-Essex students have chance to create vehicle of future

Windsor-Essex high school students are being given the opportunity to create an image of the "vehicle of the future.”
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SpaceX aims to launch up to 4 tourists into super high orbit

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Boeing finds a new issue with Max, debris in fuel tanks

Boeing said Tuesday that it found debris contaminating the fuel tanks of some 737 Max jets that it built in the past year but was unable to deliver to airline customers.
Asian shares mostly rise despite continuing virus fears

Asian shares mostly rose Wednesday, despite overnight losses on Wall Street and continuing fears about an outbreak of a new virus that began in China.
Port of Montreal may shut down if rail blockades persist, Legault suggests

The Port of Montreal may have to close due to rail blockades because containers cannot be carried out of the port, Quebec Premier Francois Legault suggested on Tuesday.

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Lewis Capaldi, Dave win at politically tinged Brit Awards

Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi and soulful London rapper Dave took top prizes Tuesday at the U.K. music industry's Brit Awards, where Dave brought some political edge to the glossy talent parade.
Israeli Opera to host Placido Domingo despite protest

Despite objections from sexual abuse activists, the Israeli Opera will host a week-long singing competition organized by Spanish opera star Placido Domingo in Tel Aviv later this year.
Jury ends 1st day of deliberations in Weinstein's rape trial

Jurors in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial ended their first day of deliberations Tuesday with lots of questions and no verdict in the landmark #MeToo case that could put the once-powerful Hollywood producer behind bars for the rest of his life.

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Las Vegas debate a major test of Bloomberg campaign's gamble

Mike Bloomberg will confront the greatest test of his presidential campaign when he faces five Democratic rivals in a debate in Las Vegas that could fundamentally change the direction of the party's 2020 nomination fight.
Murdered Mexico City girl buried amid grief, outrage

A 7-year-old Mexico City girl whose brutal murder has generated national outrage was buried Tuesday as capital officials pledged to tighten rules for children leaving government schools on their own.
Bernie Sanders' campaign to request recount of Iowa caucuses

Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign plans to ask for a partial recount of the Iowa caucus results after the state Democratic Party released results of its recanvass late Tuesday that show Sanders and Pete Buttigieg in an effective tie.

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Liberals get NDP support to fast-track NAFTA bill through committee

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has offered effusive thanks to New Democrats and stinging criticism of the Conservatives after the NDP supported the minority Liberal government's efforts to more speedily ratify the new North American trade agreement
Freeland blasts Tories, but thanks NDP for support on pushing new NAFTA forward

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has offered effusive thanks to New Democrats and stinging criticism of the Conservatives after the NDP supported the minority Liberal government's efforts to more speedily ratify the new North American trade agreement
Ottawa supports heavy fuel ban for Arctic; northerners seek compensation

The federal government has announced it will support an international ban on environmentally damaging heavy fuel oils in Arctic shipping.

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Two of Ontario's biggest utilities form new company to create electric vehicle charging network

Two of Ontario's biggest utilities have formed a new company to create a province-wide fast-charger network for electric vehicles.
For the first time in a decade, sales of Canadian cars and trucks fell: report

Canadian sales of passenger cars and light trucks were down about 3.6 per cent last year compared with 2018, according to industry statistics compiled by Des Rosiers Automotive Reports.
Verstappen extends deal with F1 team Red Bull through 2023

Max Verstappen extended his contract with Red Bull in Formula One until the end of the 2023 season, the team said on Tuesday.