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

Fire crews battle a blaze in the 2600-block of Scarsdale Rd, in Windsor, August 7, 2014. (Photo courtesy of Frank Krall)

UPDATE: Windsor Fire Injures Resident (Gallery)

An investigation is underway after a fire at a townhouse unit in the Forest Glade area of Windsor sent one man to hospital.

Photo courtesy of Windsor Regional Hospital.

Subway Robber Strikes Again

Officials at Windsor Regional Hospital believe the Subway robber has hit them.

Toledo Water Ban Wake Up Call

A physical scientist with the International Joint Commission on the Great Lakes hopes this past weekend’s tap water ban in Toledo serves as a wake-up call for governments on both sides of the border.

Seeking Out Big Brothers

The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Windsor Essex is looking for 60 good men.

Parliamentary secretary to International Development Minister Christian Paradis, Lois Brown. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle.)

Funding To Improve Ukrainian Justice

After meeting with members of Windsor’s Ukrainian community, the parliamentary secretary to International Development Minister Christian Paradis has announced new funding to help children in the eastern European country.

The Pride Flag being raised at Windsor City Hall August 5, 2014. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle.)

Flag Raising For LGBT Pride (Gallery)

The raising of the pride flag at Windsor city hall kicks off this weekend’s Windsor-Essex Pride Fest.

Ward 1 councillor Drew Dilkens announces candidacy for Windsor mayor. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle.)

Dilkens Running For Mayor

After much speculation, Ward 1 councillor Drew Dilkens is in fact throwing his name into the mix for the mayor’s job in Windsor.

Local Company Secures Tomato Festival

The chair of the new Leamington Sunset Tomato Festival says the event has secured a major sponsor for the next five years.

Hospital Considering Loosening Visiting Rules

Like many hospitals across Ontario, Windsor Regional Hospital is thinking about loosening its visiting hours policy.

Alert Citizen Saves Legion Barbecue

The Chatham-Kent Police Service says an observant citizen helped arrest a suspect after an attempted theft from the Royal Canadian Legion on William St.