Rebates help Windsor residents save on energy
The city of Windsor has teamed up with a regional utility company to help residents cut energy costs.
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Blue Jays return to the postseason
In this historic, topsy-turvy Major League Baseball season, the Toronto Blue Jays will see some postseason action.
Ontario changing COVID-19 testing guidelines
Associate Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Barbara Yaffe told reporters on Thursday that testing should be reserved for those who really need it.
Lag in COVID-19 test turn around
If you are waiting for your COVID-19 test results you will likely be waiting at least two days.
Commercial trucks cited in Kingsville blitz
Over a dozen commercial vehicles were slapped with citations following an enforcement blitz this week.
Beer Stores raise funds for hospitals, food banks in region
Beer Store customers in Sarnia, Chatham-Kent and Windsor-Essex helped raise a total of $2.3 million in hospital and food bank donations across the province.
Province to move to online standardized testing
Standardized testing could be coming soon to a computer near you.
Trudeau addresses nation as COVID cases climb, says second wave ‘already underway’
As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, Canada’s prime minister is asking everyone in the country to do their part to avoid a winter season that could be much worse than this past spring.
Ottawa promises expanded support to Canadians during throne speech
The Liberal government is pledging to increase COVID-19 testing capacity, strengthen the middle class, and create a million jobs as the second session of the 43rd Parliament opened on Wednesday afternoon with the speech from the throne.
UPDATE: Man arrested in suspicious encounter with girl
Windsor police have identified and charged a man believed to have been involved in a suspicious interaction with a young girl.
