Windsor St. Patrick's Day RIDE programs. (Photo by Windsor Police). Windsor police kept a close eye on drivers during a roadside blitz on St. Patrick's Day.
It is reported that the police service's Traffic Enforcement Unit held RIDE programs during the festivities on Saturday at several different locations in the city.
Police say 1148 vehicles were checked in total, resulting in four three-day licence suspensions, one impaired driving arrest, 11 roadside tests, and 22 tickets.
A Windsor man's need for speed has landed him in trouble with police.
Environment Canada is forecasting 20 to 50 millimetres Wednesday into Thursday as several more rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible.
CK News Today spoke with Chatham-Kent-Leamington MP Dave Epp, regarding the changes and recent revelations.
Retail businesses in LaSalle will now have the option of opening on most statutory holidays.
High-speed internet is being expanded across the region, thanks to a multi-million dollar funding announcement by the province.
Meanwhile, the Ambassador Bridge lost its status in March as the busiest crossing between Canada and the U.S. for truck traffic.
