Windsor Spitfires forward Wyatt Johnston was one of three players with local ties invited by Hockey Canada to attend the program’s U20 World Junior Hockey Championship camp in Calgary. Johnston was part of Canada’s gold-medal winning Under-18 tea...

Windsor West NDP MP Brian Masse is sounding the alarm after a large vacant waterfront property to the immediate north of environmentally significant Ojibway Shores was put on the market with the seller advertising its prime industrial potential. R...

Some former residents of River Place Residence said they aren’t sure of their next steps — and are currently staying in tents on the building’s lawn — after the building was vacated and boarded up Wednesday morning. About 20 residents...

Windsor Spitfires’ general manager Bill Bowler might not need to look far to find a new head coach for his club. After head coach Trevor Letowski stepped down to take an assistant coaching role with the NHL’s Montreal Canadiens, Bowler’s search...

Trevor Letowski will always be thankful for his time in Windsor and what being a member of the Spitfires has done for his hockey career. The 44-year-old Letowski officially stepped down after four seasons as head coach of the Spitfires and six season...

WIFF Under the Stars returns to Windsor's Riverfront Festival Plaza Aug. 20 to Sept. 11, offering drive-in style showings of popular and iconic films.

The St. Clair College SportsPlex looked more like its former self on Wednesday as the last markers of its time as a COVID-19 field hospital were stripped away and Windsor Regional Hospital officially gave back the keys. During a ceremony of thanks an...

Gevanne Miles, 26, of Windsor, faces charges after a firearm was reportedly pointed at a food courier in the 2600 block of Meadowbrook Lane on Tuesday evening.

A battle against relentless intruders is taking place at Point Pelee National Park. Canada’s second smallest national park is fighting to restore the health of its marsh, home to 19 species at risk and endangered native plants, through a long, meti...

It was 20 years ago this week that the Detroit River became the first river to hold a dual heritage designation from the U.S. and Canada. It remains the only river in North America to hold that distinction. “I think we’re so fortunate to live her...