Changes To Boating Rules In The Works
Confusing boating regulations could soon be ironed-out for smooth sailing between Canada and the US.
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Farmers Anxious To Plant
Farmers are starting to get anxious because soil is still too cold and wet to plant corn.
Parkway Official Denies Big Problems
Officials says concerns raised by the NDP over the Rt. Hon. Herb Gray Pkwy. project are problems any big infrastructure project will face.
Fighting for First Nations Education
Local First Nations groups are hoping to get the federal government’s attention over Bill C-33 before having to take drastic action.
Utility Ditching Confusing Summer Levy
You will no longer see a summer levy on your water bill from the Windsor Utilities Commission.
Local Wines Hitting The Markets
Essex County wines will soon be available at farmers markets in Windsor and Amherstburg.
Working On Becoming A Team
An international healthcare consulting company is in Windsor to help both the metropolitan and Ouellette hospital campuses get on the same page.
Willistead Rally Looking For Reversal
Willistead protesters calling for path paving to be stopped at the park.
Frontline Officers Using Tasers
Many frontline officers with the Windsor Police Service are now carrying conducted energy weapons on a daily basis.
Backpacks For Children’s Aid Society
The local branches of the National Bank of Canada is partnering with the Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Foundation to promote its backpack program.