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Rob Hindi

Officers with Windsor Police Detention Unit to Carry Naloxone

Chief Pam Mizuno says the service identified a need for the unit to carry the potentially life-saving medication
Rob Hindi

Busy Month for Windsor's Newest City Councillor

Jeewen Gill was elected in the Ward 7 by-election on October 5
Gord Bacon

Kingsville Woman Faces Drug Charges in Huron County

She was arrested with a South Huron man in Exeter Tuesday
Zander Broeckel

Leamington Extending Boundaries of Community Improvement Plan

Mayor Hilda MacDonald says the previous plan had far too many limitations
Rob Hindi

Marina Owner Pleased with Boating Season

The owner of Beattie's Sunset Marina in LaSalle says it was a challenging summer
Gord Bacon

Seven New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Windsor-Essex

Ontario saw 841 new cases Thursday
Zander Broeckel

Harrow Pharmacy Employee Stops Telephone Fraud Scheme

Police were able to attend the customer's home thanks to the employee
Kathie McMann

Off-Duty Officer Charged with Assault

The officer will appear in court next month
Zander Broeckel

County Councillors Concerned Highway 3 Widening Does Not Extend to Leamington

According to the province, the road sees as many as 17,300 vehicles each day

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Steve Bell

Mendonca Adds Three Recruits for 2020-21

Lancer women's soccer head coach Daniel Mendonca has announced the addition of another three standout recruits for 2020-21
Steve Bell

Rays Hold Off Dodgers to Even World Series

Brandon Lowe hit two home runs to break out of an extended slump, and the Tampa Bay Rays held off the Dodgers tying the World Series at one
Steve Bell

Pelicans Name Van Gundy Head Coach

The New Orleans Pelicans are bringing in a familiar name to fill their coaching vacancy as Stan Van Gundy has agreed to replace Alvin Gentry, who was fired in August

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First Nations reserves avoided first-wave crisis, but officials warn of troubling new surge

First Nations communities largely avoided deadly outbreaks in the pandemic’s first wave and only account for a tiny fraction of Canada’s total COVID-19 caseload, but officials warn that a recent trend of large, mask-free gatherings could change that.
Two charged with criminal negligence over famous Montreal alligator, which later bit toddler

The owners of the famous, or infamous, street-trotting alligator that got loose in Montreal last year are facing serious charges over their handling of the gator—not over its trip through the streets but over the treatment of children in the care of the gator's owners.
B.C. adds record-breaking 274 new COVID-19 cases

British Columbia shattered its record for daily COVID-19 infections Thursday as health officials identified 274 more cases of the virus over the past 24 hours.

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CTV Windsor News Reporter

Garage fire on Shinglecreek Crescent still under investigation

Windsor Fire and Rescue responded to a garage fire late this afternoon
CTV Windsor Assignment Editor

Bike lockers being installed at 7 Essex County locations

Bicycling around Essex County is expected to be easier and convenient.
CTV Windsor Web Writer / Reporter

Increase in drug-related overdoses reported in Windsor-Essex

The Windsor-Essex Community Opioid and Substance Strategy has issued an alert after an increase in drug-related overdoses.

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Biden calls for 'transition' from oil, GOP sees opening

Democrat Joe Biden's remark that he would "transition" away from oil in the U.S. in favour of renewable energy drew quick attention Thursday night from U.S. President Donald Trump, who saw it as a boon to his election chances in key states.
Asian shares, U.S. futures gain after last Trump-Biden debate

Shares were mostly higher in Asia on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump and his challenger former Vice-President Joe Biden faced off in their second and final debate before the Nov. 3 election.
Japan, Britain sign free trade deal for post-Brexit era

Japan and Britain signed a bilateral free trade deal Friday in the the first such major post-Brexit deal, reducing tariffs on Yorkshire lamb sold in Japan, as well as auto parts for Japan's Nissan plant.

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Lawsuit of Michael Jackson sexual abuse accuser dismissed

A judge has dismissed the lawsuit of one of two men who alleged that Michael Jackson abused them as boys in the HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland."
Gord Downie's brother Patrick on the 'peace' he hears on new album 'Away is Mine'

Gord Downie's brother Patrick says he wonders what his older sibling might've said about these uncertain times.
'Blockbuster Museum' idea in Owen Sound, Ont. going nowhere fast

The idea of turning a vacant Blockbuster video store in Owen Sound into a museum is going nowhere, fast.

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Restrictions tightened, but no new virus lockdown in Belgium

Belgian Prime minister Alexander De Croo stopped short Friday of imposing another full lockdown, as the country did in March, but introduced a series of new restrictive measures as the number of COVID-19-related hospital admissions and deaths continues to soar.
Sweden sticks to its guns as COVID-19 cases rise

Sweden is seeing an uptick in coronavirus infections and introducing targeted measures, but the country that famously refused to lock down is sticking to its guns and insisting coercive methods are not the way to go.
China's Xi takes jabs at U.S. in Korean War commemoration

Chinese leader Xi Jinping condemned "unilateralism, protectionism and extreme egoism" in a jab at the United States made during a rally Friday to mark the 70th anniversary of China's entry into the 1950-53 Korean War.

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Feds face new opposition push for deep dive into COVID-19 response

A day after surviving a confidence vote, the Liberals are facing a new Conservative challenge in proposing another committee deep dive into the federal government's COVID-19 response, but this showdown isn't likely to end in a snap election.
A short snap election would pose voting hurdles, says chief electoral officer

Canada's chief electoral officer says that in the event of a snap election during the pandemic, Canadians would have better access to the polls with a longer campaign -- even though a shorter one appears more likely.
Elections watchdog announces charges against former leader of defunct Bridge party

Canada's elections watchdog says the former leader of the defunct Bridge Party of Canada and another individual are facing charges under both the Canada Elections Act and the Criminal Code.

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Tesla sales surge as global demand picks up speed

Tesla's third-quarter sales jumped 44% as global demand for its electric vehicles outpaced that of most other automakers.
Williams F1 team appoints Roberts as acting team principal

The Williams Formula One team appointed Simon Roberts as its acting team principal on Tuesday following the departure of Claire Williams.
Scandal-tarnished Nissan shows off production innovation

Nissan says it has developed a new way to produce high-tech auto parts that highlights the Japanese automaker's engineering finesse, even as it faces a criminal trial in an ongoing scandal involving former Chairman Carlos Ghosn.