Windsor Fire and Rescue Services crews responded Thursday night to a house fire in the 1100 block of Marion Avenue. Area residents were cautioned to stay away from the area as firefighters fought to extinguish the blaze. In a photo tweeted from the s...

Free emergency child care will be available next week for local health-care employees and other front-line workers. The City of Windsor said the province has provided funding for targeted emergency child care for school-aged children. The free child ...

TORONTO — Ontario’s Finance Minister Rod Phillips resigned on Thursday after public outrage over a Caribbean vacation he took earlier this month in violation of his own government’s coronavirus travel warnings. Phillips, a member of the ruling ...

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit reported a whopping 272 additional confirmed COVID-19 cases and eight more deaths Thursday. It is the highest single-day case increase the region has ever recorded. Statistics show 10.2 per cent of tests being per...

Ontario is reporting 3,328 new COVID-19 cases today – a new daily record – and 56 deaths linked to the virus. Health Minister Christine Elliott says there are 888 new cases in Toronto, 431, in Peel Region, and 418 in York Region. She also says th...

The Ontario Provincial Police is restricting accesses to its facilities across the province in hopes of reducing the spread of COVID-19. The OPP said Thursday it is limiting routine criminal record checks, vulnerable sector checks and finger printing...

Essex County OPP said a person escaped unscathed Wednesday night after driving into the path of an oncoming train and getting struck. It happened at 6:08 p.m. on Golfview Drive near Valentino Avenue in Lakeshore. Police said there were no injuries to...

Windsor police have recently charged two groups with breaking pandemic rules. During the week of Dec. 20 to 26, officers responded to a religious gathering and found it to be over capacity, violating the Reopening Ontario Act, police said in a news r...

In 2020, everything changed. A global pandemic didn’t just alter — possibly forever — the way we live. It sowed fear. It robbed us of personal freedoms. It took loved ones. It divided us. But it wasn’t all doom and gloom. Kindness showed thr...

As the pandemic’s second wave sweeps across Windsor, the city announced Wednesday it has redeployed municipal staff to assist struggling service providers. Among those deployments, City of Windsor staff are providing logistical support to the S...