The Downtown Mission is defying a public health order and putting its staff and vulnerable population at risk by reopening a “rogue” shelter at the former library on Ouellette Avenue for people experiencing homelessness, the city says. Th...

Police have released surveillance camera images from a break-in at a business in the 5000 block of Walker Road on Feb. 18.

The fifth annual Tampon Tuesday Drive-Thru Drop Off Event saw donations by the dozen of feminine hygiene products for women in need. The United Way/Centraide Windsor-Essex County and the Windsor and District Labour Council co-hosted the event at the ...

A group of University of Windsor students have garnered some real-world experience on how to successfully pivot a project during a global pandemic. The Liberty Project is a student-driven social enterprise that provides transitional employment to wom...

Frustrated by roadblocks from a group of residents on Riverside Drive working to prevent the eastward expansion of the Ganatchio Trail into Tecumseh, a new community group launched a few weeks ago in support of construction getting started as soon as...

Under provincial direction, the health unit has cancelled second-dose appointments for Windsor-Essex community residents ages 80 and older who have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

The fire happened in a hotel room in the 1800 block of Huron Church Road on Monday around 2 a.m. Investigators say the fire was intentionally set.

New Detroit Lions’ general manager Brad Holmes put a big stamp on the team through subtraction on Tuesday. Holmes opted not to place the franchise tag on wide receiver Kenny Golladay or defensive end Romeo Okwara by Tuesday’s 4 p.m. deadline. Tha...

Council has assured Southwood Lakes residents their deteriorating ornamental lamp posts will be replaced on a “like-for-like” basis, after outrage erupted in the subdivision over talk they might be getting standard poles. “There is ...

A survey by global workforce solutions giant ManpowerGroup forecasts Windsor employers will be cautious in hiring in the next three months, but employment opportunities will be much more robust in London. The survey reports five per cent of Windsor e...