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Woman charged after drugs, weapons seized from Windsor storage unit

A 36-year-old woman is facing multiple charges after Windsor police seized illegal drugs, prohibited weapons and suspected drug trafficking equipment from a storage facility on Dougall Avenue.

Dilkens, departing councillors bid farewell at final meeting

Monday's meeting, the last of the 2022-2026 term of council, saw four departing members of council along with outgoing Mayor Drew Dilkens deliver final messages as their time around the table comes...

Historic Kingsville war memorial restored ahead of Remembrance Day

The memorial traces its roots back to July 1, 1919, when the Women’s Patriotic League planted a tree and installed a stone curb in memory of local soldiers who died during the First World War.

Warm November weather continues across Windsor-Essex

It's been a very warm start to the month of November for Windsor-Essex and much of Southwestern Ontario.

22-year-old faces impaired driving charges after head-on crash in Windsor

Charges have been laid after a head-on crash in Windsor.

Windsor increasing efforts for woody invasive species control in local parks

The City of Windsor is working to increase efforts to control invasive woody species in tallgrass prairie and oak savanna ecosystems at local parks.

Trump casts doubt on U.S. midterm results with new fraud claims

U.S. President Donald Trump renewed baseless allegations of voter fraud Monday, questioning the legitimacy of last week’s midterm elections after Democrats swept both chambers of Congress in a...

Financial support for Amherstburg’s River Lights Winter Festival

A funding boost for a popular winter festival in Amherstburg.

Windsor councillor praises federal homelessness strategy

Windsor’s Ward 3 councillor is encouraged by the federal government’s promise to invest billions of dollars with the goal of ending homelessness in Canada within the next decade.

LaSalle police nab motorist going 136 km/h in 50 zone

Speeding on a well-travelled road in LaSalle.

Windsor aims to open City Hall Square skating rink November 21

Staff with the City of Windsor are targeting November 21 to open the ice skating rink in City Hall Square outside of Windsor City Hall.

LaSalle firefighters set to launch third annual LaSalle Gives Back campaign

This campaign continues to support local residents and ensures that donations collected in LaSalle stay in the community.

Dilkens touts improved design ahead of Costco opening

The warehouse at 6670 Catherine Street will officially open to the public at 7 a.m. on Nov. 20. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 6:30 a.m.

Three arrested, one wanted after alleged sexual assault, firearm attack in Windsor

Three people have been arrested and a fourth remains wanted after a violent attack in Windsor that police say involved a sexual assault, a firearm and multiple weapons.

Former Windsor CAO Helga Reidel dies at 66

Helga Reidel, Windsor’s first female chief administrative officer and former president and CEO of Enwin Utilities, passed away Nov. 5 at 66 following a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Francis, Dilkens met as Windsor mayoral transition begins

The transition in Windsor's mayor's office is starting to begin.

Woman found asleep in bed after alleged Amherstburg break-in

A 46-year-old woman is facing charges after police say she broke into an Amherstburg home and was later found asleep in a bed inside the residence.

Dilkens named ‘Mayor of the Year’

A national publication has recognized outgoing Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens.

Two arrested after armed robbery at west-end convenience store

Two men have been arrested in connection with an armed robbery at a west-end convenience store last week.