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Students showcase their talent at the Ford Capstone competition

Students showcase their talent at the Ford Capstone competition

🕔11:43, 26.Mar 2021

    Students have the chance to show their talent to future bosses. Ford has partnered with St. Clair College to give students the chance to show future employers their capabilities. The event is designed to showcase students from all

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Windsor neighbourhood full of vacant buildings

Windsor neighbourhood full of vacant buildings

🕔13:19, 5.Mar 2021

South Walkerville residents are facing an endless stretch of vacant buildings.  Numerous buildings lining Tecumseh Road East in the South Walkerville area of Windsor leave residents disappointed.  The city of Windsor has 221 vacant buildings, according to the Facebook group Windsor’s Vacant Buildings. Some of those sit on

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Chapmans Canada makes it easier to distribute vaccines

Chapmans Canada makes it easier to distribute vaccines

🕔11:25, 26.Feb 2021

Windsor residents can feel at ease about Vaccine rollout thanks to Chapmans ice cream. The Windsor Essex County Health Unit received a gift from Chapmans Canada this week, an industrial sized freezer. The Government of Ontario has developed a three

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COVID-19 causes the last laugh at the Komedy Korner

COVID-19 causes the last laugh at the Komedy Korner

🕔13:25, 12.Feb 2021

  The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has put many forms of entertainment on hold, and that includes stand-up comedy. For some, the pandemic may have caused the last laugh.   Leo Dufour, stand-up comedian and owner of the Komedy Korner said he will be closing his club

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Photo Friday: Gone ice fishing

Photo Friday: Gone ice fishing

🕔13:47, 5.Feb 2021

It is now the time of year where rivers and inland lakes freeze over, giving way to kids skating and ice fisherman. However, both kids and ice fisherman should exercise extreme caution to avoid falling through thin ice.  

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Accident shuts down Windsor intersection

Accident shuts down Windsor intersection

🕔12:48, 11.Dec 2020

  A car accident between two vehicles shut down Tecumseh Rd. E. and Lincoln Rd on Wednesday, December 9. Per Windsor Police Services, no further information has been released. There is no word on any deaths or injuries.

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Hurricanes in Atlantic Canada

Hurricanes in Atlantic Canada

🕔14:54, 27.Nov 2020

Residents in Atlantic Canada face the threat of up to two tropical systems every other year.   The Maritime Region of Canada is vulnerable to tropical systems, including hurricanes.  Hurricanes, also known as tropical cyclones, are low-pressure weather systems that contained organized thunderstorms. Cyclones with wind-speeds up to 62.7 kilometres per hour are called tropical depressions and storms with winds 62.7 kilometres per hour and more are classified as

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PHOTO FRIDAY: Severe storms impact the Great Lakes

PHOTO FRIDAY: Severe storms impact the Great Lakes

🕔12:26, 30.Oct 2020

A towering storm cloud in Windsor, Ontario on Friday Oct 23, 2020. Spring-like temperatures last week resulted in severe thunderstorms. A line of storms impacted areas from Michigan to southwest and central Ontario. One of the storms caused a tornado

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Waterspouts visible on the Great Lakes

Waterspouts visible on the Great Lakes

🕔22:24, 24.Oct 2020

  Many communities across the Great Lakes lie in an environment known to produce the marine phenomenon waterspouts. The warm waters of the Great Lakes can be a good environment for this mesmerizing and destructive weather event. While waterspouts are usually weak and non-destructive, they can sometimes be catastrophic, as

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Low car traffic leads to better air quality

Low car traffic leads to better air quality

🕔23:25, 18.Oct 2020

  Countries who experience high levels of poor air quality have seen noticeable drops in pollution since the start of the global pandemic.  The novel coronavirus has had various impacts around the globe. One of those impacts is strict stay at home orders. These orders halted travel in most countries last spring. More people staying at home is believed to have led to a decrease in air pollution. Less pollution equals better air

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PHOTO: Out of Water

PHOTO: Out of Water

🕔19:06, 17.Aug 2020

On Thurs. Aug. 13, 2020, the base of the Charlie Brooks Memorial Peace Fountain sits on the Detroit River.  The Peace Fountain was out of order, leaving only the dry base. The City of Windsor stated, via Twitter,  that “Currently

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PHOTO FRIDAY: Building to entertain

PHOTO FRIDAY: Building to entertain

🕔21:39, 7.Aug 2020

This Lego castle display in the basement of a home in Windsor, Ontario is just one example of a growing interest in construction toys for kids and adults. Lego bricks, puzzles, craft kits and outdoor toys are just some of

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PHOTO FRIDAY: Wild Windsor weather

PHOTO FRIDAY: Wild Windsor weather

🕔01:25, 24.Jul 2020

A tree intertwined with a lamppost following severe storms last weekend. On Sun. July 19 severe storms raced across the Windsor area with heavy rain and damaging winds, resulting in some damage. Tornadoes were also reported across Southwestern Ontario where

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PHOTO FRIDAY: Windsor heats up this weekend

PHOTO FRIDAY: Windsor heats up this weekend

🕔23:45, 17.Jul 2020

This weekend Windsor-Essex will experience a heat wave, with temperatures between 33.8C and 35 C, with the humidex closer to 37C. Residents are urged to stay hydrated and cool by drinking plenty of water, wearing light coloured clothing and limiting

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PHOTO FRIDAY: Penumbral eclipse

PHOTO FRIDAY: Penumbral eclipse

🕔11:10, 11.Jul 2020

The moon at the peak of the penumbral eclipse. on Sun., July 5, 2020. Just after 1:00 a.m. residents across Windsor-Essex and North America could observe a lunar eclipse known as the penumbral eclipse. This occurs when the Moon passes

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PHOTO FRIDAY: Fun at the beach

PHOTO FRIDAY: Fun at the beach

🕔23:34, 3.Jul 2020

Some beachgoers cooling off by Lake Erie at Seacliff Park in Leamington. Summer is here and in full swing. Temperatures for the region will be in the 30sC all week. Across the river, the city of Detroit may break a

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Photo Friday: Summer Fun

Photo Friday: Summer Fun

🕔23:05, 27.Jun 2020

Izaiah Hermiz splashing in Lake Erie at Seacliff Park in Leamington, on a warm summer day. Summer officially began on Saturday, June 20, 2020, and Ontario is anticipating an above-average season in both precipitation (rain) and in temperatures. According to

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PHOTO FRIDAY: Celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride

PHOTO FRIDAY: Celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride

🕔19:50, 20.Jun 2020

A Pride rainbow flag flies in the South Walkerville neighbourhood of Windsor, Ont.  June is Pride Month, dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. Usually, Pride would include numerous community events, especially the Pride parade. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and

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PHOTO FRIDAY: Calls to end police brutality

PHOTO FRIDAY: Calls to end police brutality

🕔12:10, 12.Jun 2020

A sign displaying the phrase End Police Brutality on a balcony on Riverside Drive East, after a Black Lives Matter march in Windsor last week.  Anti-racism demonstrations and protests against police brutality have taken place around the world for the

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Canada Day events cancelled in the midst of COVID-19.

PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Canada Day events cancelled in the midst of COVID-19.

🕔12:57, 6.Jun 2020

A Mountie figure waving the Canadian Flag outside of a home in Windsor, Ont. on June 2, 2020. As Canadians venture closer and closer to Canada Day, many events we have grown accustomed to celebrating such as gathering to watch

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