Racing Returns To Leamington
Horse racing is officially back in Leamington starting this September.
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Leamington Catholic Students Getting $1.6-Million
An anonymous donor is committing $40,000 for each of 40 graduating grade 8 students in Leamington.
Rail Line Needs Emergency Repair
Windsor City Council is being asked to approve spending $300,000 to fix the broken Essex Terminal Rail line in the city’s west-end.
GM Releases Compensation Program Details
General Motors says it will pay victims of faulty ignition switches whatever is deemed appropriate by the man administering its GM Ignition Compensation Claims Resolution Facility.
Comber Street Lights Approved
The Town of Lakeshore is hoping to see some cost sharing from the MTO for the Comber street light project.
Volunteers Needed for Summer Games
The City of Windsor is looking for 750 volunteers to help with the Ontario Summer Games coming to the city August 7-10.
Selling To Minors Penalties Given
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has banned two stores in Windsor-Essex from selling cigarettes after they were caught selling to minors twice in the past five years.
Border Ready For Summer Traffic
Border agents are offering tips on how to be prepared for crossing the Ambassador Bridge and Windsor-Detroit Tunnel this summer.
LaSalle Approves Parkway Noise Exemption
LaSalle’s Mayor is hoping a recently passed noise by-law exemption will mean a faster exit for crews working on the Herb Gray Parkway project.
Report Paints Bleak Picture On Poverty
A report called The Cost Of Poverty In Windsor-Essex says poverty is costing the region $450-million.