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Zander Broeckel

Public School Board to Cost Out Major Renovation of Windsor Stadium

Superintendent of Business Shelley Armstrong says, like most major projects, it'll all come down to dollars and cents
Rob Hindi

ERCA Downgrades Flood Watch to Watershed Conditions Statement

ERCA says the statement will remain in place until November 1st
Kristylee Varley

Conservative Leader Makes a Stop in Essex

A rally for Andrew Scheer starts at 11:30am
Kristylee Varley

VIDEO: Horwath Lends Her Support to Ramsey

The Ontario NDP leader joned Essex Incumbent Tracey Ramsey on Tuesday evening
AM800 News

Aphria Stock on the Rise

Stock for the cannabis company was up more than 15% in late morning
Peter Langille

Antoninos Pizza Officially Opens Expanded Flagship Store

Construction of the new location began in July 2018
AM800 News

VIDEO: Reformatory Term for Windsor Man in Fatal Fall

Robert Legebow pleaded guilty in August and was sentenced Tuesday.
Kristylee Varley

OSSTF Prepares for Strike Votes

The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation says it is making the move starting October 22
Peter Langille

VIDEO: Masse Wants Ambassador Bridge to Include Community Benefits

Business people join Masse in calling for community benefits from the Ambassador Bridge

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Paul McDonald

Crawford to Have Season Ending Surgery

The Windsor native has been plagued by a hip injury since the off-season
Kristylee Varley

No Release Date for Woods Memoir

HarperCollins Publishers announced Tuesday it has acquired the rights to the famous golfer's first memoir
Steve Bell

Nationals Blast Cardinals in D.C.

The Washington Nationals' starting rotation continues its dominance of St. Louis in the NLCS

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Cannabis edibles will soon be legal: Everything you need to know

New regulations for cannabis edibles and topicals come into effect on Oct. 17, with products expected to reach store shelves in December. CTVNews.ca explains how the government and companies will begin rolling products out, when products will become legally available, and what users and parents need to know.
Alberta joining class-action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers, distributors

The Alberta government is joining a class-action lawsuit to recoup health-care costs related to the opioid crisis, the province's health minister said Tuesday.
Roughly 13,000 still without power in Manitoba

Manitoba Hydro was unable to say Tuesday when power might be fully restored as 13,000 customers were still without electricity.

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CTV Windsor News Reporter

Auditor general advocate calls for audit on John Muir library branch

Howard Weeks is calling for the newly appointed auditor to conduct a “full and thorough” audit of the conversion of Fire Hall 6 into the John Muir branch over the last few years.
CTV Windsor News Reporter

Calls for Ambassador Bridge to include community benefits

NDP candidate Brian Masse says the approval of the Ambassador Bridge's replacement span came with a lot of strings attached, but missing from that list is a community benefits package.
The Canadian Press

Aphria stock increases 15 per cent after announcing quarter profit

Aphria stock was up more than 15 per cent in late morning trading after announcing its second straight quarter of profitable growth.

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Asian shares rise after Wall Street gain on solid earnings

Asian shares were mostly higher Wednesday after a Wall Street rally driven by healthy earnings reports from U.S. companies.
Lululemon launches investigation into alleged worker abuse at supplier factory

Lululemon Athletica Inc. says it has launched an investigation after learning about reports of worker abuse at a manufacturing facility in Bangladesh that supplies the athleisure retailer.
Ontario Cannabis Store considers private sector involvement

The Ontario Cannabis Store said Tuesday it will launch consultations aimed at getting the private sector more involved in marijuana storage and delivery.

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Country singer Dallas Harms, who helped jump-start Ronnie Hawkins' career, dies at 84

Canadian country singer Dallas Harms, who sparked a number of hit singles in the 1970s and was instrumental in Ronnie Hawkins' early music career, has died at 84.
Gina Rodriguez apologizes for singing N-word lyric

Gina Rodriguez has apologized for singing along on her Instagram story to a Fugees verse that includes the N-word.
Gooding faces new charges and a potential parade of accusers

Cuba Gooding Jr. is facing a growing cast of sexual misconduct accusers, with prosecutors Tuesday unveiling new criminal charges against the actor and telling a judge they intend to have up to a dozen women testify that he violated them, too.

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Brexit talks don't get breakthrough, continue on summit eve

European Union and British negotiators failed to reach a breakthrough in Brexit talks during a frantic all-night session and will continue seeking a compromise on the eve of Thursday's crucial EU summit.
Japan typhoon death toll climbs, while floodwaters recede

Japan's government said Wednesday that the death toll from a weekend typhoon that caused widespread flooding has climbed to 63, with another 11 presumed dead.
U.K.'s William, Kate visit Pakistan's climate-change hit north

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate are travelling to Pakistan's scenic northern mountains and glaciers, drawing attention to the challenges of climate change in the South Asian nation.

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338 ridings, 40 days, 1 vote: Election kicks off today

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has arrived at Rideau Hall to ask Gov. Gen. Julie Payette to dissolve the 42nd Parliament, setting in motion Canada's 43rd federal election campaign.
338 ridings, 40 days, 1 vote: Federal election kicks off today

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will launch the 2019 federal election campaign on Wednesday. Trudeau will visit Gov. Gen. Julie Payette at Rideau Hall at 10 a.m. and ask her to dissolve the 42nd Parliament, launching five-and-a-half weeks of campaigning before voters go to the polls on Oct. 21.
Trudeau to launch 2019 federal election on Wednesday

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to launch the 2019 federal election campaign on Wednesday.

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Bottas fastest in practice for Japanese GP

Valtteri Bottas led the second and final practice session for the Japanese Grand Prix on Friday, edging teammate Lewis Hamilton in what could be the starting grid for Sunday's typhoon-hit Formula One race.
GM strike in 2nd week: Some progress but no end in sight

The strike against General Motors by 49,000 United Auto Workers entered its second week Monday with progress reported in negotiations but no clear end in sight.
Ford recalls 300,000 vehicles in Canada, U.S. due to sharp seat frame edge

Ford is recalling more than 300,000 of its 2017 Ford Explorer vehicles because of a sharp seat frame edge.