Demolition and other work about to start in downtown Wheatley
Heavy duty work is about to get underway in the evacuation zone in Wheatley as the investigation to find the source of multiple gas leaks and the cause of an explosion continue.
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Health unit warns about parties as COVID-19 caseload increases
The local health unit is asking people to carefully consider who they have over for the holidays.
Valentinis acclaimed as Catholic school board chair
A familiar face will stay on as the chairman of the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board.
UPDATE: County Road 42 in Tecumseh reopened after crash
Ontario Provincial Police have closed a section of County Road 42 in Tecumseh because of a single-vehicle collision.
S’Aints returning to Colosseum stage
Local performers who form the group the S’Aints are returning to the Caesar’s Windsor Colosseum stage with their Sleighing Hunger concert.
Three young Windsor skaters qualify for national challenge
A trio of Windsor skaters are heading to Saskatchewan to compete in the annual Skate Canada Challenge.
Enbridge gas pipeline now in operation
Portions of Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent are enjoying natural gas service thanks to the replacement of a key pipeline.
Ontario NDP promise $20 an hour minimum wage if elected
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath promised on Tuesday, if elected in June, her party would boost minimum wage to $20 an hour over a five year period.
Lakeshore breaks ground on waste water treatment expansion
The Municipality of Lakeshore broke ground on a $55-million expansion to its water treatment plant Tuesday to expand capacity and end the current development freeze.
GTA man charged with threatening a Leamington business
A man from the Greater Toronto Area is now facing a variety of charges following a weekend incident at a business.
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