Ottawa to give disabled Canadians one-time payment for pandemic-related expenses

The non-taxable money would help those Canadians make ends meet during the pandemic.

Province once again allowing short-term rentals

The province has lifted restrictions on short-term rentals of cottages, lodges, cabins, homes, condominiums, and B&Bs.

A 72-year-old Tecumseh resident is recovering from minor injuries after the tractor he was driving flipped in a ditch.

The Medical Officer of Health for Windsor-Essex is urging people to remain vigilant despite the number of new cases declining in the region.

Most of the charges were for speeding.

It is the highest in Canada.

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit got some love from Queen’s Park for taking the initiative on random COVID-19 testing.

A 22-year-old Windsor man faces charges after someone pointed a green laser beam at a U.S. Customs helicopter near the Detroit River.

Boaters will be asked to move even further away from Windsor’s shoreline to protect it from flooding.

Basketball may be the next major sport to head back to action following a pandemic-related pause.