Essex Windsor EMS could be on strike as of August 8
44 minutes agoA strike deadline has been set for Essex-Windsor EMS.
West End Transit Terminal construction complete
2 hours agoThe expansion of the Transit Windsor West End Transit Terminal is now complete.
Windsor Regional Hospital, Erie Shores to combine administrations
2 hours agoTwo of Windsor-Essex's healthcare systems have formed an administrative alliance aimed at enhancing local care.
Veterans, Canadian Armed Forces members can visit Ontario parks for free
4 hours agoFree day-use access of all provincial parks is being expanded from five days to seven days a week for the veterans and active service members who live in Ontario.
National Drowning Prevention Week highlights need for water safety
4 hours agoThis week is National Drowning Prevention Week, and Canadians are being urged to be water smart.
Unifor to bargain with General Motors next
5 hours agoNegotiations will start on August 10 at the Toronto Sheraton Centre.
Break-and-enter suspect arrested in the act in Windsor
5 hours agoWindsor Police say they foiled a suspect in the act of breaking into a business on Wyandotte Street West on Sunday.
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Suspect sought following daytime stabbing at Sarnia's Centennial Park
Sarnia6 hours agoPolice were called just after 4:30 p.m. Monday to the area of the park near the end of George Street.
Huron Chamber seeks local input on new U.S. tariff threat
Midwestern56 minutes agoThe Huron Chamber of Commerce is asking businesses across Huron County to assess how a new round of proposed U.S. tariffs could affect their operations, as uncertainty grows over trade measures that could reach far beyond companies that export directly to the United States.
CK Cougars narrowly lose provincial championship game
Chatham1 hours agoThe U10 Cougars lost 38-33 to the Durham Dolphins over the weekend in the Ontario Summer Football League 'A' Division championship.
CK drug deaths continue to outpace Ontario rate
Chatham3 hours agoThe latest opioid surveillance report from Chatham-Kent Public Health (CKPHU) shows 20 suspected deaths related to all drugs in Chatham-Kent (CK) during the first five months of this year, four of them in May alone.
