“Let’s talk about how we’re all doing at almost one full year dealing with this nightmare,” Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare CEO Janice Kaffer begins in a post on LinkedIn this week. “I’ll go first.” What follows is an extrao...

After an “unprecedented amount of work” to convert the downtown aquatic centre into a temporary emergency shelter in a matter of days, displaced homeless people began moving in on Thursday. “This has been an incredible undertaking by al...

St. Clair College will start taking applications in early March for those interested in studying for free to become personal support workers. Classes start April 5 for an abbreviated six-month course that aims to have graduates job-ready by fall. In ...

The WindsorEssex Economic Development Corporation has submitted a bid to land an electric vehicle battery production plant that has been described as the most advanced Canadian effort to date to secure the country’s first such facility. The proposa...

With local municipalities hungering for new power to accommodate residential and greenhouse industrial growth, Hydro One has selected the preferred route for its planned Chatham-to-Lakeshore transmission line project. Several Essex County municipalit...

Arnold Dorion, 74, of Windsor, has been charged with sex offences involving an alleged victim under the age of 16, following an investigation by LaSalle police.

Two recent calls about snowmobilers going through the ice turned out to be unfounded, but Essex County OPP are still reminding the public that no ice is safe ice — and the weather is getting warmer.

University of Windsor researchers have received more than $1 million to collect data and lay the groundwork for establishing an early-warning system to protect water treatment systems in Southwestern Ontario and potentially around the globe. The data...

Windsor police are investigating after a confrontation Thursday afternoon ended with one man getting hit by a vehicle. It happened around 3:50 p.m. in a parking lot at California Avenue and Tecumseh Road West. Police said several hours later that off...

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has concluded that a Windsor police officer was at fault when he drove through a red light and struck a civilian vehicle, injuring a 78-year-old driver. However, criminal charges are not warranted.