Windsor’s two border crossings will each have on-site COVID-19 testing for non-essential travellers starting March 4, as part of stricter testing and quarantine requirements announced Friday by the Government of Canada. The new measures will &#...

Restaurants, bars, non-essential stores and gyms in Windsor and Essex County can reopen, again, starting Tuesday. The region will move to the red level of Ontario’s COVID-19 restrictions and will no longer be subject to the stay-at-home order, ...

By Steph Crosier Postmedia News A Windsor man is facing numerous charges in Kingston, after a couple were attacked there Thursday night, according to Kingston police. Police said in a news release that at about 6:50 p.m., a man and a woman were sitti...

No one was injured in a rest home fire in Walkerville early Friday morning. Windsor Fire and Rescue Services crews were on scene at the corner of Devonshire Road and Wyandotte Street East at 1:30 a.m. While crews tackled the flames, which were confin...

In the midst of a pandemic threatening the livelihoods of many in the small business community, local companies are banding together in unique partnerships to weather the storm together. Local wineries, as just one example, have grouped together with...

Ciara Holmes counsels people on a daily basis through her work at Family Services Windsor-Essex. But that doesn’t mean she didn’t have to take a step back and reassess her work-life balance during the pandemic. “It was incredibly challenging,â€...

Despite a continued decline in COVID-19 cases and an imminent easing of some restrictions, the top doctor for Windsor-Essex is cautioning the infection rate is still too high for comfort. Case counts fluctuating between around 20 and 40 new positive ...

The St. Clair Fratmen benefitted from a new affiliation and a new league rule in securing four prospects for the 2021 season. Fratmen head coach Mike LaChance has added local Malcolm Wallace and offensive linemen Tim Davis, who will both attend schoo...

School board administrators are still considering the fallout from the government postponement of March break. Education minister Stephen Lecce announced Thursday that a one-week break for public schools in the province was being pushed back to April...

A highly contagious mutated strain of COVID-19 has arrived in Windsor-Essex, solidifying fears that a powerful third wave is soon to strike. “The concern, as opposed to thinking of it as kind of a ripple of smaller and smaller waves, is the variant...