Windsor to spend millions filling in downtown pool for more homeless shelter space
Windsor will spend millions of dollars filling in a former city pool to create more emergency shelter space downtown. During
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Windsor’s Dilkens talks tariffs at U.S. mayors conference in Tampa
Some of the hundreds of U.S. mayors gathered in the American South this week are doing a particularly Canadian act:
Taylor Campbell
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Green Party Leader urges municipal advocacy at Ontario Bike Summit in Windsor
Having municipalities push back against provincial control over new bike lanes is “critically important,” the leader of Ontario’s Green Party
Taylor Campbell
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Windsor’s Carrousel of the Nations adds seven villages for 50th year
The largest celebration of food, diversity, and community in Windsor-Essex will mark its 50th year next month. Named Ontario’s best
Taylor Campbell
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Windsor eyes Emancipation Day monument over bandshell restoration
Windsor council will consider abandoning efforts to restore a historic bandshell and instead erect a monument to the Emancipation Day
Taylor Campbell
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Big blaze erupts at Walkerville industrial site in Windsor
Windsor police were asking motorists to avoid a stretch of Kildare Road in South Walkerville late Thursday afternoon as crews
Taylor Campbell
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Windsor motorists ‘aren’t ready’ for app-only parking meters, council decides
Those who use a smartphone app to pay for metered parking in Windsor can now occupy a space for twice
Taylor Campbell
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Poilievre’s Windsor warehouse rally draws thousands
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s first campaign stop in Windsor drew thousands on Friday. Packed inside a warehouse on Dodge Drive
Taylor Campbell
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Mark McKenzie withdraws federal candidacy; vows to remain Windsor councillor
A Windsor city councillor given the boot Tuesday as the Conservative Party of Canada’s candidate in the federal election said
Taylor Campbell
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Conservatives drop Windsor’s Mark McKenzie over death penalty comments, including joke about Trudeau
The Conservative Party of Canada dropped Windsor-Tecumseh-Lakeshore candidate and city councillor Mark McKenzie on Tuesday over controversial comments that surfaced
