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Wife's murder at refugee gathering another 'horrific' example of partner violence, says Crown
Ramadhan Nizigiyimana, 33, is awaiting sentencing for the stabbing death of his wife. The couple and their children came to Canada as refugees from Rwanda in 2020. The fatal attack occurred in Windsor in October 2021.
Resident near Downtown Mission feels leadership 'indifferent' as issues mount
"Indifferent to the community" is how Pelissier Street resident Paul Synnott is describing the leadership of Windsor's Downtown Mission — due to the things he sees regularly around the Ouellette Avenue homeless shelter.
Police training for dog encounters is inadequate, say experts — but owners also bear responsibility
Police officers aren't receiving enough training on how to deal with dogs, according to organizations and consultants who have studied the issue. But that doesn't mean people like Michele Croft — in whose apartment a pet dog was shot by police — have no influence on outcomes.
Windsor restaurant says it might close because of city road construction season
Windsor's construction season isn't only causing traffic woes. The people of Marina Fish and Chicken, a restaurant on University Avenue West, say businesses are being badly impacted as well.
Windsor-Essex video game studio hopes to have a hit with Runeborn
iDream Interactive, a Windsor-Essex video game studio, will celebrate its newest release — Runeborn — in July. But can the 'roguelike deck-building game' make a name for itself in a crowded market?
Is Windsor-Essex ready for a guaranteed basic income? This senator says it's time
High unemployment, U.S. tariffs, and A.I. technology are making life harder in Windsor-Essex. Sen. Kim Pate says it's time to start talking seriously about a Guaranteed Livable Basic Income in Canada.
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Council defers decision on future of Windsor's historic Jackson Park bandshell
The future of Jackson Park’s bandshell was discussed and deferred at city council Monday.
Canada Votes: Bail reform complex issue despite campaign slogans, says criminal lawyer
Amid crime reports, change to the bail system is on the minds of Canadian voters — including in Windsor-Essex. But defence lawyer Jordan Gold says the issue is more complicated than political slogans and talking points.
Police calls remain high for downtown Windsor public housing high-rise — but so do hopes for the future
Ouellette Manor — the 24-story, 400-unit public housing apartment building in downtown Windsor — has the second-highest number of police calls of all addresses in the city.
Canada Votes 2025: In the federal riding of Essex, both rural and urban concerns on the ballot
From Donald Trump's trade war to the future of agriculture in Canada to small business worries, voters in the federal riding of Essex have plenty on their minds.