Adelle Loiselle

Adelle has been a working journalist in first London and then in Windsor-Essex after graduating from the Broadcast Journalism program at Fanshawe College in 1994. She is a recipient of the 2007 Dave Rogers Award for Long Feature. Email her at aloiselle@blackburnradio.com. Follow her on Twitter: @ALoiselleNews

Property taxes to rise in Windsor

City councillors signed off on a 2.42 per cent property tax increase for residential property owners.

City decides to wait and see on smelly pot plant issue

The problem is not so much those who have up to four cannabis plants for their own use but those who have a licensed to grow many more for medical use.

UPDATE: Attempted murder charge laid in Bruce Ave incident

Windsor police say a person has been arrested in connection with a weekend incident on the west end.

LTC Minister leaves abruptly after response to devastating LTC report

Merrilee Fullerton has responded to Friday’s devastating report on the impacts of COVID-19 in the province’s long-term care homes, but the Minister’s appearance left reporters with more questions than answers.

E-scooters arrive in Windsor

Bird Canada is providing 500 Bird Two e-scooters for the public’s use along the riverfront.

Enacting a bylaw to regulate smell from pot plants may not be easy

Windsor City Council will discuss a possible new bylaw.

Rebrand for Unemployed Help Centre

From now on, it will be known as “UHC – Hub of Opportunities.”

New pilot project encourages kids to walk, don’t ride to school

Students will also be encouraged to ride their bikes, skateboard, and scooter to class too.

ERCA raises concerns about future of tree planting

in order to continue this program after this year, ERCA will need to enter into separate agreements with each municipality within our region,” said CAO Tim Byrne.

“They don’t have the money,” says Mayor signalling Windsor Arena may be demolished

The city’s mayor could not ignore certain facts.