The city’s heritage committee took an apprehensive step Monday, when it recommended approving — for the first time — the demolition and replacement of one of the many boarded-up houses in the Sandwich Heritage Conservation District. “...

COVID-19 has forced local girl guide groups to meet virtually but a search continues for a future bricks-and-mortar meeting space following the sale and demolition of the former Windsor Guide House in LaSalle. Girl guide leader Colleen Caza said the ...

The Leamington Flyers and LaSalle Vipers saw the writing on the wall long before Monday’s announcement. After months of trying to get a season up and running, the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League officially cancelled the 2020-21 season due to t...

Two more signs that resemble Canadian flags with the maple leafs replaced by a swastikas have been found in Windsor. City police say both were reported on Thursday. The first was discovered at approximately 4:15 p.m. in the 2100 block of Byng Road, w...

Far too many front-line workers in the health sector have been, and continue to be, “needlessly sacrificed” by being inadequately protected on the job during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a global group of independent researchers th...

Retired LaSalle police chief John Leontowicz has been acclaimed as the provincial Progressive Conservative candidate in West Windsor. “I’ve always had that interest in politics and I’ve always followed the conservative government,” said 65-ye...

Detroit Red Wings’ general manager Steve Yzerman showed on Monday that the road to building a winner isn’t always straight one. Two months before the season started, Yzerman signed power forward Anthony Mantha to a four-year contract extension wo...

A group of local physicians hope that opening their downtown clinic on weekends for the first time will make a difference in “filling the gaps” to assist those struggling with addictions. The City Centre Clinic located at 500 Wyandotte Street Eas...

With the third wave of COVID-19 cases so far sparing Windsor-Essex its worst while other parts of Ontario flounder under swelling infection rates, the region’s medical officer of health says residents have a chance to come out of the current pr...

Brittany Wigfield loves horses and teaching. So she combined the two and taught her students about horses as a fun and educational extra curricular activity. Wigfield started a popular after-school horse club that attracted 85 students at her Greater...