Two months after explosion, assistance continues for Wheatley residents

With cold weather right around the corner, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent is continuing to assist displaced Wheatley residents.

“More relief” in sight for truckers and delivery drivers

A year after truckers made news about inaccessible washroom facilities, the Province of Ontario intends to improve the situation with new legislation.

Fratman faces weapons charges in Brantford

Branden McCraney, 23, of Windsor, faces 12 counts.

Consultations available for parents still unsure about vaccinating kids

Nurses at Sick Kids Hospital in Toronto are offering free, confidential consultations about vaccination.

Students dismissed at St. Louis Catholic Elementary

The families of the impacted students have been notified.

Lakeshore seeks input about flooding

On Tuesday, November 2, council will hold a special meeting to talk about flooding in the municipality.

Capitol Theatre undergoing renovations

The Capitol Theatre is undergoing a $2.3 million renovation as it prepares to mark its 100th anniversary.

Premier Ford speaks to Stellantis reps about plans of cutting second shift

Premier Doug Ford said he’s not happy with Stellantis’ decision to cut the second shift at the Windsor Assembly Plant.

BlackburnNews.com file photo of emergency crews, August 25, 2015. (Photo by Jason Viau)

Unattended cooking fire in downtown Windsor costs $50K

Windsor fire officials say food left unattended while cooking was the cause for a fire that broke out in the downtown area late Tuesday afternoon.

Transit Windsor has 24 new diesel buses. July 16, 2018. (Photo by Paul Pedro)

COVID-19 exposure on Transit Windsor

The Windsor Essex County Health Unit has issued a COVID-19 public exposure notice for some Transit Windsor routes.

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