(Photo courtesy of © Can Stock Photo / Bialasiewicz) Wellington North is going ahead with a program to raise awareness about telephone scams and door-to-door sales fraud.
It will include warnings on fridge magnets, radio ads, flyers and tax bill inserts.
Wellington North has already banned door-to-door sales, but residents continue to be stung.
The program will cost about $2,000 annually.
An increase in cases of a parasitic illness in Michigan has appeared to make its way to Windsor-Essex.
The Windsor-Essex Community Health Centre is the first in Canada to offer screening outside of a hospital or academic setting.
With the words "May Peace Prevail on Earth" printed in four languages, including English, French, Arabic and Mandarin, on the pole, it is meant to inspire peace on Earth.
The Jays opened their home series against the Cardinals with a win off another Dylan Cease gem.
Another Windsor-Essex mayor has decided to ask voters for another four years in office.
The Pride flag waves above Windsor City Hall to kick off Windsor-Essex Pride Fest.
