Two males were arrested Sunday in connection with a targeted assault on another male Saturday morning in the parking lot of a Wyandotte Street West convenience store. A spokesperson for the Major Crimes Branch said the victim suffered “some sev...

A woman in her 60s living in the community is the latest local victim of the COVID-19 pandemic according to Saturday’s update by the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit. There have now been 434 regional deaths from the virus. The health unit ident...

I thought the goal was to get as many people vaccinated as quickly as possible? Kudos to Windsor Regional Hospital CEO David Musyj and Mayor Drew Dilkens for advocating and thinking outside the box to procure vaccines from Michigan. But why does it f...

I am extremely disappointed with the Ontario government’s recent decision about not reopening schools. Other provinces have reopened schools with worse COVID-19 numbers than we have I feel because they understand the importance of the well-being of...

About the time federal and provincial governments began laying out plans for acquisition and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines I wondered how many of those making announcements fully appreciated the challenge of servicing the immensity and complexity...

In its recent budget, the Newfoundland and Labrador government announced that it will introduce a new tax of 20 cents per litre on sugary drinks, starting April 1, 2022. This would likely be a first in Canada. So far we know very little about how the...

I commend the city of Windsor for providing incentives to aid new residential growth downtown. This is fantastic and shows how a local government can effectively use tools at its disposal to shift a city toward a more vibrant, attractive place to liv...

While Friday’s announcement that the Canada-U.S. border will remain closed to all but essential travel until July 21 was a letdown for many, the head of the region’s Chamber of Commerce is trying to stay positive. “I have to say I’m disappoin...

Public health officials are in full support of either 101 Wyandotte St. East or 628 Goyeau St. becoming a "consumption and treatment services" facility in downtown Windsor. But others are not so certain.

The two potential addresses announced for a safe injection site (now called a "consumption and treatment services" facility) are: 101 Wyandotte St. East and 628 Goyeau St.