Windsor baby sent home from hospital later diagnosed with serious infection
One of Windsor’s youngest residents is in a London hospital room fighting a potentially deadly infection her family believes should
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‘Powerful way to connect’ — Windsor Muslims reach out with meals to those in need
Two local Muslim groups took to Windsor’s core this week to feed folks living in poverty. The Windsor Islamic Association
Taylor Campbell
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Dilkens, after decade as Windsor mayor: ‘I only see positive things in 2025′
After a decade at the helm of Canada’s southernmost city, the biggest change Drew Dilkens has noticed is in residents’
Taylor Campbell
20:22
‘Too costly’ — Windsor backs out of chosen homeless hub location
Windsor has abandoned its pursuit of the west-end industrial site it chose for a permanent Homelessness and Housing Help Hub.
Taylor Campbell
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Hundreds line up for Windsor giveaway of 150 turkeys
A Windsor business group on Wednesday doled out once-gobbling gifts to help feed families this holiday season. With a queue
Taylor Campbell
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UWindsor marks 35th anniversary of Montreal Polytechnique massacre
The University of Windsor honoured 14 women killed at École Polytechnique in Montreal 35 years ago with a solemn ceremony
Taylor Campbell
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S’Aints set to rock Caesars Windsor with annual charity concert
It’s that time of year again: The S’Aints are ready to “sleigh” hunger. The philanthropic group of local musicians will
Taylor Campbell
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Windsor sues Ottawa for $900K in remaining Ambassador Bridge blockade costs
The City of Windsor is suing the federal government for roughly $900,000 in costs stemming from the 2022 Ambassador Bridge
Taylor Campbell
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Lakeshore’s Can Art Aluminum receives $5M from Ottawa
A Lakeshore manufacturer in the electric vehicle sector has been awarded $5 million by the federal government to scale up
Taylor Campbell
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Birch bark sculpture installed at Gordie Howe International Bridge
Curling metal birch bark standing three metres high and rooted in Indigenous culture will greet travellers entering and exiting the
