‘It’s like who’s on first, who’s on second,’ say local leaders frustrated with lack of coordination
They want either the province or the federal government to take the lead on efforts to eradicate COVID-19 outbreaks at farms.
Windsor’s unemployment rate improves, but remains in double digits
June’s unemployment rate fell a half-a-percentage point to 15.2 per cent as 14,000 people returned to work.
Police chiefs call for decriminalization of illicit drugs
The Association is recommending all police agencies across the country to recognize substance abuse and addiction as a public health issue.
Dilkens accuses senior governments of “dithering” on financial help
What we’re saying get into the room and figure it out,” said Windsor’s mayor.
Transit Windsor riders now required to wear a face mask
Effective immediately, face masks will be mandatory for all riding the bus or entering the Windsor International Transit Terminal.
Assessment centre hours extended at Ouellette Campus
It is in response to what the hospital calls “consistently high volumes of individuals seeking a swab test for the virus.”
Emergency orders extended as more businesses open
The orders, which are extended every two weeks, are now in effect until July 22.
‘Very upsetting situation,’ says Lakeshore Mayor about racist graffiti
“We have zero tolerance for racism,” said Mayor Tom Bain.
Inaugural Migration Beer Fest pushed back a year
There are plans already in the works to hold it next year on October 16, 2021.
COVID-19 could impact Windsor’s finances by $29.7M
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Windsor has forgone $36.6-million in revenues.
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