Migrant worker advocate recipient of major labour award
Elizabeth Ha wears a lot of hats in the labour movement.
Active cases continue to rise in Windsor-Essex and Ontario
The number of active cases of COVID-19 in Windsor-Essex has risen to 350.
Pfizer shot officially approved for kids 5 to 11
Given the age of the recipients, one dose is 10 mcg, compared to 30 mcg for those 12-years and older.
Tecumseh residents can expect 2.95 per cent increase in property taxes
As promised, Tecumseh Town Council has shaved down a 4.25 per cent increase in its 2022 budget.
Charges in Naylor Sideroad crash
An Essex man is charged following a two-vehicle crash that sent two people to the hospital on Monday morning.
UPDATE: Police find missing 13-year-old
Windsor Police say a 13-year-old boy reported missing on Thursday morning safe from harm.
MOH explains how unvaccinated are creating a greater burden of COVID-19
While the unvaccinated among us are less than 20 per cent of the population that is eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, they make up 89 per cent of intensive care admissions.
Ford government sets ambitious target for electric and hybrid vehicles
Premier Doug Ford and Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli announced Phase 2 of its Driving Prosperity plan for the auto sector in Guelph Wednesday morning.
Holiday party planners urged to take precautions to protect guests
“I don’t think anyone wants to have a Thanksgiving party or Christmas party and have that to be the source of a cluster of cases and getting other people sick,” said Doctor Shanker Nesathurai.
Amherstburg welcomes public back to council meetings
It is the first municipality in the region to start inviting the public back, but councillors have been meeting face-to-face for some time.
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