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WATCH: Verlander to Undergo Tommy John Surgery
The former Detroit Tiger will be out 12-14 months while he recovers -
Kelowna Rockets season was to have started
Head Coach Kris Mallette optimistic about December start date. -
Lightning Beat Isles to Reach Cup Final
The Stanley Cup final is set as the Tampa Bay Lightning will face the Dallas Stars in Edmonton after knocking out the New York Islanders in 6 games -
Heat Rally Past Celtics For 2-0 Lead
The Miami Heat blew a sizable lead before closing on a 17-7 run to beat the Celtics, taking a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Final -
Thomas Fires Winged Foot Record 65
Justin Thomas has a one-shot lead heading into the second round of the U.S. Open after firing a 5-under 65 at Winged Foot Golf Club -
OHL Announces Dates for 2020-2021 Season
It looks like there will be Spitfire hockey this year, with the OHL announcing training camps are set to open in mid-November -
Weber Moves to Coaching in AHL
Mike Weber has spent the previous two and a half years as an assistant coach with the Windsor Spitfires -
Bronx Bombers Bash Blue Jays
Kyle Higashioka belted a career-high three home runs, and the Yankees hit a season-best seven homers in another thumping of the Blue Jays -
Sabres Acquire Eric Staal
The Buffalo Sabres acquired veteran centre Eric Staal in a trade that sent forward Marcus Johansson to the Minnesota Wild -
Canada Summer Games Pushed Back
The Canada Summer Games have been postponed until 2022 becuase of COVID-19
Music News
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What Happened September 19th In Pop Music History
Here is what popped on this day. -
Why September 19th Matters In Rock History
Here are some reasons why this day matters in rock history. -
WATCH: Lady Gaga Premieres '911' Video
The pop star describes it as more of a short film. -
Meghan Patrick Debuts Lyric Video For 'My First Car'
The Canadian country star released the song a week earlier. -
50 Years Ago: Jimi Hendrix Dies At 27
The rock god had some ties to Canada. -
LISTEN: Matt Bellamy Covers 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'
The Muse frontman puts his spin on the classic. -
Fans Call For Rihanna To Become Barbados Head Of State
The island nation is planning to ditch Queen Elizabeth next year. -
What Happened September 18th In Pop Music History
Here is what popped on this day. -
Twisted Sister's Dee Snider Slams Anti-Maskers
The rocker is not gonna take it. -
Why September 18th Matters In Rock History
Here are some reasons why this day matters in rock history.
Newstalk 1010
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Ottawa Senators open pop-up COVID-19 assessment centres outside home arena
The news comes as Ontario reports 407 new cases of the virus today, including 55 in Ottawa Saturday -
Former Canadian Prime Minister John Turner has died at 91
Turner served as prime minister for 79 days in 1984 - the second shortest time in office for any PM -
Ontario limits gathering sizes provincewide
Effective immediately, indoor gathering limits are now capped at 10, outdoor gatherings at 25 provincewide -
Four people test positive for COVID-19 at Rebel nightclub
Infections occurred September 11th between 10:30 p.m. and 2 a.m. -
Suspected drunk driving involved in a fatal west end collision
A pedestrian was struck and later died of their injuries -
Loblaw recalls President's Choice Blue Menu Artichoke Asiago dip
Incorrect UPC code that doesn't show eggs(allergen) in the ingredients -
New Federal Conservative leader Erin O'Toole tests positive for COVID-19
His positive case was revealed Friday night -
Hospital Union not sold on COVID-19 testing at Ontario pharmacies
Concerned about infected people coming in contact with seniors -
Mourners gathered outside the U.S. Supreme Court to honour Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The Supreme Court justice passed away Friday at the age of 87 -
Toronto exploring further COVID-19 measures outside provincial approval
Mayor Tory says city looking at masks and wider measures
AM800 News
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More than 3,500 Residents without Power in Essex County
Hydro One estimates power will be restored by 6:30 p.m. Saturday -
Former Prime Minister Turner Dead at 91
John Turner was Canada's 17th prime minister -
UPDATE: Social Gathering Limits Rolled Back Province Wide
The new rules apply to 'unmonitored social gatherings and public events' -
Eight New Cases of COVID-19 Saturday
Windsor-Essex now has 2,623 cases of the virus with 76 deaths -
Harrow's Sellick Equipment Fined for Workplace Accident
The ruling comes after an industrial accident at its facility in November of 2018 -
Police Investigate Amherstburg Restaurant Break and Enter
Officers were called on Tuesday to the restaurant in the 200 block of Dalhousie St -
AM800 Weather for September 19, 2020
Sunny skies changing to a mix of sun and cloud late this afternoon -
Windsor-Essex Ontario Health Team Sends Off Final Proposal
Project lead Janice Kaffer says the proposal was sent to the province Friday -
West Windsor Food Hub Opens with Support from Feds and City
The new food distribution hub was launched outside the Adie Knox Herman Recreation Complex Thursday -
State of Emergency Lifted in Kingsville
Homes surrounding County Road 20 and 23 have been evacuated due to a gasoline leak since Sunday
