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New addictions funding in Windsor expected to help break 'vicious cycle,' say experts
It's a well-known gap in addiction treatment in Windsor-Essex: After detox, people are left waiting weeks or months to get into a recovery program. But new funding announced by the province Monday is promising a fix: stabilization beds.
Charter challenge of Ontario's controversial long-term care law thrown out by court
An Ontario court has thrown out a Charter challenge of a controversial long-term care law that allows hospitals to move people into homes they didn't choose, or charge them $400 a day if they refuse and want to stay in hospital.
Mental health centre for Windsor, Ont., youth closes 'indefinitely'
A centre for Windsor young people struggling with their mental health will close "indefinitely" because of financial strains and safety concerns, according to the charity that was running it.
Windsor street photographer captures candid moments on downtown streets
As often as he can, Ryan Seguin goes hunting for photos on the streets of downtown Windsor. With a camera in hand, the 37-year-old wanders the streets looking for interesting moments or people that he can capture.
Here are the health stories we're watching in Windsor-Essex this year
New treatment models for people experiencing mental health or addictions issues, the spread and surveillance of bird flu and boosting immunity against harmful illnesses are some of the top health issues CBC Windsor will be tracking this year.
These Ontario residents sparked an unlikely friendship and they owe it all to a green bench
Cecile Wilkinson always wanted grandchildren. This past June, she finally got her wish — though it didn't happen as you might expect.
Lack of available affordable rentals can leave Windsor-Essex women in 'unsafe situations.' Here's why
Not having available and affordable rentals in Windsor-Essex can cause women to stay in abusive or unhealthy relationships, say some shelter service providers.
Canadian monarch enthusiasts, experts welcome possible new protections for butterfly in U.S.
Monarch butterfly enthusiasts and experts in Canada say possible increased protections for the species in the United States are important.
Here's how these Windsorites donate their time to help dementia patients
What started out as a solo project, inspired by her mom who had Alzheimer's, has now led Pam Morley Cooke to rally an entire community to volunteer their time and donate supplies.
Make the season kind
These young Windsor newcomers are learning to cook up some tasty meals
Stepping into the community kitchen at UHC - Hub of Opportunities on a Wednesday evening, you'll likely hear a mix of sizzling, chopping and a timer going off, all while the smell of a homemade meal wafts your way. The chefs behind it all? Young people who have newly settled in Windsor.