Charges Against Festival Organizers Could be Dropped
The Crown Prosecutor has filed an application to dismiss charges against five volunteer members of the Shores of Erie International Wine Festival.
Police Briefs – July 28, 2015
Windsor police expect to lay an impaired driving charge after a pickup truck veered off the road and into a ditch.
Sutherland Global Looks For Workers
Sutherland Global’s holding a job fair Thursday at its location on Ouellette Ave. in Windsor.
New Job For Windsor Fire’s Lee Tome
You may not realize it, but if you follow Windsor Fire and Rescue on Twitter, you’re already acquainted with Lee Tome.
Transit Challenge Targets Decision Makers
There’s a new kind of transit challenge underway in Windsor aimed at finding new ways to improve public transit.
Tributes To Football Player Coming
The coaching staff with both the AKO Fratmen and the Essex Ravens are still absorbing the shock but say they will commemorate the life of former quarterback Nick Romain.
UPDATE: Fire Sends Firefighter To Hospital
A firefighter is in the hospital for observation after a fire broke out at an apartment building at 400 Oak St. in Leamington.
Auditor Will Investigate Candidate’s Expenses
The City of Windsor will hire an auditor to investigate the campaign expenses of former Ward 3 candidate Gabe Maggio.
Air Transat Comes To Windsor
Windsor’s International Airport is adding a new airline to its roster, Air Transat.
Grocery Store Strike Could Expand
Striking workers at nine stores in southwestern Ontario could soon be joined on the picket lines by staff at 60 other stores.