Windsor police seek public’s help to locate stolen ATV
The Windsor Police Service is asking for the public’s help in locating an ATV that was stolen from a storage
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04:27
Golf carts on roads? Lakeshore considers Lighthouse Cove pilot project
Residents of Lighthouse Cove in Lakeshore could see golf carts rolling along local roads as early as April. The scenic
Millar Holmes-Hill
13:20
Windsor-Essex moviemakers to showcase short films
Windsor-Essex filmmakers, ranging from students to seasoned professionals, bring their short films to the screen in a special showcase this
Millar Holmes-Hill
06:21
Windsor talent to hit stage with family-fun Mini Pop Kids this Saturday
Young music fans are in for double the fun this Saturday as Windsor’s Dance Barre group joins the Mini Pop
Millar Holmes-Hill
03:23
Windsor man charged after live stream of sex assault on 3-year-old child
A 29-year-old Windsor man faces charges after the sexual abuse of a 3-year-old child was livestreamed on social media. Officers
Millar Holmes-Hill
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Students help fill Santa School Bus with toys and food for Windsor charities
The Santa School Bus made its final stop to pick up gifts and food destined for Windsor-Essex charities on Thursday.
Millar Holmes-Hill
14:22
Lounging while watching — Landmark Cinemas opens ‘ultimate experience’ in Windsor
Movie lovers, rejoice! Landmark Cinemas opened a new premium theatre in south Windsor on Wednesday, offering visitors the “ultimate experience”
Millar Holmes-Hill
06:20
Carnival Noir masquerade promises Windsor night of ‘otherworldly’ adventure
Windsor thrill-seekers are invited to become part of an immersive masquerade event this weekend that blurs the line between fantasy
Millar Holmes-Hill
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‘Part of our family’ — Harrow school dedicates ‘buddy’ benches in memory of slain family
A new memorial space has been created at a Harrow school to pay tribute to the lives of a local
Millar Holmes-Hill
15:20
‘Vital role:’ Ontario earmarks $1.5M to attract, retain international agri-food workers
The federal and provincial governments are investing $1.5-million over four years to enhance support for international agri-food workers in Ontario.
