The text that Martha Boudreau has been waiting to receive for the past 16 months finally arrived just a few minutes after 6 a.m. Friday. The tears of joy arrived shortly afterwards at the news fully vaccinated Americans will be allowed into Canada fo...

It’s difficult to imagine the stories that emerged when Windsor opened emergency homeless shelters at the aquatic centre and Water World during the pandemic because some people had nowhere to go. A man in his 80s lived in shelters for two years...

Windsor’s restaurateurs are hopeful Friday’s return to indoor dining will be the last, after a long year of pandemic closures, takeout and patios. Local bars and restaurants welcomed patrons back indoors Friday afternoon as the province allow...

Drum roll, please! Nadia Azar, a University of Windsor kinesiology professor who has carved out a research niche around the physical demands of playing the drums, has received a grant from the Grammy Museum to continue her work. Azar will use the $20...

With widespread reports of flooding and roads being under water, the city on Friday was urging residents to stay off streets and to report instances of basement flooding. “This is a significant rainfall that is causing issues for homes and on r...

Windsor city council is set to approve an anti-racism initiative which packs dozens of bursaries, scholarships, internships, mentorships and micro-grants for multicultural or marginalized people into its relatively modest $200,000 budget. “This...

A Leamington man faces numerous charges following a single-vehicle crash into a ditch on Wednesday. Shortly after 6 p.m., police responded to a reported collision in the 3900 block of County Road 42. The lone adult male driver fled the scene on foot,...

The weekly COVID-19 case rate for Windsor-Essex has dropped to its lowest point since the pandemic began. Data presented by the region’s medical officer of health on Friday showed only 3.2 cases per 100,000 population in the most recent seven d...

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has determined Windsor police officers did not commit a criminal offence when their arrest of the wrong man resulted in a broken nose earlier this year. In a decision released on Thursday, SIU Director Jose...

The Erie Shores Health Foundation raised more than $100,000 for its hospice, the proceeds from the foundation’s first in-person event in more than a year. With more than 200 participants in three events on June 27, the walk raised $125,000 in e...