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Gretzky says NDP would commit to moving quick on Ojibway land sale
Last week the federal government announced a new deal that will clear the way for Ojibway Shores, a key piece of land along the Windsor-Detroit shoreline, to be part of the proposed urban park project. -
UWindsor to build six-storey, 440 room student residence
The University of Windsor will break ground on a new student residence in Spring 2023 with a goal of having it ready for Fall 2025. -
Special weather statement issued
Environment Canada warns of strong wind and hail tonight -
UPDATE: Windsor police deem suspicious package as safe
The Windsor Police Service has cleared the scene of a suspicious package investigation. -
Golden Knights fire Peter DeBoer after missing playoffs
DeBoer coached the Golden Knights for 2 1/2 seasons after being named in January 2020 to replace Gerard Gallant -
West Windsor company steps up for WRH with another donation
Thanks to the generosity of employees at ArcelorMittal Windsor, more than $12,000 is being donated to the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation for the purchase of a Vital Signs Monitor and several Hi-Lo beds to be used at both hospital campuses -
Essex councillor worried about vandalism and graffiti at town parks and properties
Ward one councillor Joe Garon will be introducing a Notice of Motion on Monday night asking town staff for strategies to better protect parks and properties from vandalism -
UPDATE: OPP investigating weapons call at youth dance in Essex
Essex councillor Sherry Bondy joined AM800's The Morning Drive on Monday to discuss, and says the type of behaviour described at the dance is completely unacceptable and that other councillors have also been made aware of what happened -
Kaschak to continue on as normal at City Council during election campaign
Gary Kaschak, who represents Ward 8 on Windsor city council, says he's very dedicated to the role and has no issue working longer days until the election. He will be donating his net pay for the month of May to registered charities around the city. -
David Milgaard, imprisoned on wrongful conviction, dead at 69
David Milgaard, the victim of one of Canada's most notorious miscarriages of justice, has died in an Alberta hospital after a short illness at the age of 69
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June 27th Miracle organizers look to community to keep miracle alive
Organizers of the world’s largest food drive are calling on residents to continue the miracle. -
What will it take to win the vote of Windsorites? Residents share their top issues ahead of the Ontario election
With just over two weeks until Ontarians head to the polls, candidates are running out of time to convince voters they will keep their election promises. -
Town of LaSalle opens new dog park
A new park in LaSalle has officially gone to the dogs.