Jack park reopens
Jackson Park is once again open to the public. The park was fenced off for a number of months to make way for the annual Bright Lights event… which wrapped up in early January. The ornaments, lights and fences are
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Record breaking temperature in Windsor
On Feb. 9, Windsor experienced unusually warm temperatures, so high it broke a record set 124 years ago. Meteorologist Peter Kimbell of Environment Canada reports that the city’s maximum temperature on that day in the past was 16.2 degrees Celsius,
City Council issued number of housing permits
Windsor City Council has pledged to build 13,000 homes by the year 2031. According to the provincial housing tracker tool, the city has only started 346 homes in 2023. The city’s Commissioner of Economic Development says internal data shows the
COVID-19 Parking perks come to an end
Free parking in the city of Windsor is now coming to an end as of Feb. 10. The city created 15-minutes of free-parking at meters across Windsor during the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to encourage people to visit local
E.C. Row expressway multi-vehicle collision
Windsor police are investigating a crash that involved multiple vehicles on E.C. Row Expressway Feb. 9. Several people were taken to hospital with serious injuries. Police confirmed in a press conference that one of the motorists involved in the collision,
Windsor police inspector charged with discreditable conduct
Windsor Police Inspector Ed Armstrong has been temporarily demoted effective immediately as of Feb 12. Armstrong was reported to have engaged in acts of unprofessional conduct towards female Windsor Police Service members between 2005 and 2023. According to a press
Transit Windsor Workers Approve New Agreement
Workers at Transit Windsor, represented by the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 616, have ratified a new collective agreement on Feb. 4, preventing a potential strike. The agreement includes wage increases, benefits improvements, and preserves federally mandated sick days for
Buses are back on track
The Amalgamated Transit Union emphasized its commitment to securing a fair and reasonable collective agreement that considers the current working conditions, health and safety aspects for workers and passengers and wage increase in line with industry standards. Buses are
Black history month Art Exhibition Opens
February is Black History Month and People across Canada organize and participate in various events. Black history month has come to the John Muir Library at 363 Mill St. It’s a month-long exhibition as a tribute to the black community
Gunshots Ring Out in “Little Italy”: Local Restaurant Damaged, No Injuries Reported
Windsor Police are investigating a shooting on Erie Street. Multiple gunshots startled residents of Erie Street, known affectionately as “Little Italy.” No injuries were reported, but a local restaurant sustained damage in the incident. According to the Windsor Police report,
Suspect wanted in west Windsor robbery
Windsor Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying one man wanted for a robbery in West Windsor. The first suspect in this case, a 16-year-old male, has been arrested. The second suspect remains outstanding. On January 31, 2024,
Vehicle crash at Tecumseh mall
Windsor police and Crime Stoppers have released video of a truck smashing into Tecumseh Mall during a break-in at a jewelry store and are seeking two suspects. On January 23, 2024, shortly before 4 a.m., officers responded to a security
Driver Seriously Injured after Erie st Crash
Windsor police were called to a single vehicle accident on the 400 block of Erie St at approximately 5:45 a.m. on Feb. 4. Authorities said after the car strayed off the road, it struck a stationary monument. The driver, and
Grammys 2024 : Taylor Swift Makes History
In a dazzling ceremony held last night, the 2024 Grammy Awards showcased magnificent talent and unforgettable moments in the heart of the fans. Phoebe Bridgers had the most wins, with four trophies (three with her band). Taylor Swift made
City of Windsor Finalized Tax Levy Increase in 2024 Budget
On Feb. 2 City of Windsor Finalized 2024 Budget at 3.91 per cent Tax Levy Increase. This is below the average rate of inflation and down from last year’s 4.48 per cent. The budget will pay down legacy debt, increase
City Hall back to business after 3-Day Power Outage
Windsor City Hall is up and running again after a 3-day power outage. Workers have returned to their roles, bringing things back to normal. The disruption began on Tuesday morning with a sudden transformer fire in Windsor’s city hall Square.
Windsor holds a special meeting for Operating Budget
The City Council of Windsor held a special meeting considering Operating & Capital Recommended Budgets at 10 a.m. in City Hall Square, Windsor. As the last budget shows the increase in tax of 3.93 per cent. According to Mayor
Fire Reported on Partington Ave
An early morning fire on Windsor’s West end is under investigation. Windsor Fire responded to a house fire in the 400 block of Partington Ave. around 3 a.m. in Windsor. Police and fire crews were quick to respond, closing the
Windsor Fire battles blaze in Cities West End
by: Austin Kerr University Avenue W was closed early morning due to a house fire. Windsor Fire responded to a working fire in the 1300 block of University Avenue around 6 a.m. Roads were at University Avenue between Cameron Avenue
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