Local law enforcement are hoping that all enforcement blitzes end as well as one did on Thursday.
Windsor police teamed up with Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Thursday evening for a RIDE (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) program.
Two checkpoints were set up on Matchett Road, as well as on Cabana Road East off Howard Avenue.
Officers checked a total of 480 vehicles, and found no drivers were impaired.
Selected entries will be displayed at Devonshire Mall, along with art from children living in some of Windsor's twin cities, from October 7 to October 13.
Goose hunting season is underway, and LaSalle police have reminded people of the bylaws regarding hunting.
Windsor-West MP Brian Masse is hopeful there is still time to get work done in the House of Commons before an election is called.
Firefighters responded to the fire at the corner of Riverside Drive West and Cameron Boulevard at 4:33 a.m.
As of August 14, the city has initiated 924 housing starts or 85 per cent of the province's target of 1,083 for the year.
