Throughout western and Southwestern Ontario there are locations where small villages once stood. Many of these villages had populations and commercial enterprises. Characteristic of many small villages were their general stores, post offices, blacksm...

Re: Reader letter: Vaccines must be mandated for all, by Joan Klinck, Aug. 28 Thank you for your letter about the need for everyone to get vaccinated. I am tired of hearing about the rights of those who are against vaccines and who in my eyes are aga...

Not every child in the Windsor-Essex region gets tucked into bed at night.  An even sadder reality is that 1,900 local children don’t even have a bed at all.  A group of 30 volunteers gathered in the parking lot of the east end Lowe’s Store ...

The Windsor Fire department responded to a fire in the 400 block of Caron Avenue just before 9 p.m. Friday. Crews found a suspicious exterior fire that caused $110,000 in damage and displaced four people. There were no injuries reported. The Windsor ...

Hannah Schaefer used a pair of repurposed kitchen tongs to collect garbage along the Detroit River shoreline at McKee Park Saturday.  Schaefer was one of almost 40 volunteers who collected more than 300 pounds of garbage for the annual Sandwich Litt...

There’s a lot going on around the St. Clair Fratmen’s first home game of the season on Saturday. It will mark the first time the Fratmen hit the field at home under the St. Clair banner after the school’s student athletic association bought the...

By John M. Rafferty Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, no one could have predicted how the employment landscape would shift. The pandemic has underscored existing inequalities: vulnerable groups and those living on low incomes have experienced the mos...

These days COVID-19 is increasingly a pandemic of unvaccinated affecting every Canadian. I feel it is very irresponsible of the remaining roughly 18 per cent of eligible Canadians not to vaccinate. These science deniers in Canada in my view are keepi...

Re: City Receives $8.2M boost in its homelessness battle, by Julie Kotsis, Aug 26 It has been very nice to read of this positive outcome for one formerly homeless individual. I would like to compliment all those organizations that have joined togethe...

It was an unusual federal election debate. The Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce on Friday continued its tradition of hosting a candidates’ debate ahead of election day, with separate sessions dedicated to each local riding. But for th...