Windsor Port Authority is making its own decisions and doing its own negotiating on ownership of Ojibway Shores, according to Canada's transport minister.

Windsor Spitfires’ forward Wyatt Johnston took advantage of a very small window to become one of the fastest rising prospects in the year’s NHL Draft. Johnston sat as the Ontario Hockey League season restart was pushed back several times and even...

The former tenants of River Place Residence continued to camp in the building’s yard Thursday after being ousted from the building Tuesday night.   A dozen or more residents remained in tents on the front lawn of the building at 245 Detroit St. o...

TORONTO — COVID-19 vaccination certificates would allow high-risk settings to reopen sooner with greater capacity and help plan for future waves of the virus, Ontario’s science advisors say. The group of experts wrote this week that proof-of-...

To survive a global pandemic and its massive hit on the hospitality sector, The Cook’s Shop, a  stalwart member of downtown Windsor’s restaurant community, had to think outside the box. Known for its intimate indoor dining experience, bu...

Within 24 hours of her colleagues voting to dock her a month’s pay following a critical integrity commissioner report, supporters of Town of Essex Coun. Sherry Bondy had made up more than that loss through a GoFundMe campaign. Dozens of constit...

A new non-profit care agency offering transitional housing in Windsor showcased a host of wraparound services at its west end home Thursday morning. Located at the former Brentwood Recovery building at 3020 Sandwich St., Hand in Hand Support invited ...

Lakeshore has announced reopening plans for several of its recreational facilities in the days ahead. The Atlas Tube Recreation Centre walking track is now open, but reservations are encouraged as capacity is limited. The gymnasium is also open for r...

Canada's transport minister Omar Alghabra says federal Liberals are committed to studying high-frequency rail that extends from Toronto to Windsor — but he has no further details to give.

A new provincial initiative will provide financial relief to wineries and cideries impacted by COVID-19. The Ontario government has launched the Winery Agri-Tourism COVID-19 Relief Initiative, allowing businesses with on-site stores to receive a one-...