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Trump under fire for 'gutting' law targeting drug cartels while maintaining fentanyl's behind Canada tariffs
Lawmakers and anti-corruption groups are knocking the Trump administration’s recent blunting of a U.S. law targeting drug cartels while using fentanyl trafficking as justification for a trade war against Canada.
'Existential threat:' Local Liberal candidates focus on Trump battle at campaign launch
Two local Liberal candidates on Monday launched their campaigns for the upcoming federal election, framing Windsor-Essex as the frontline in a generational battle against a belligerent southern neighbour.
Body of Shilan Shahbazian found, no foul play suspected, Windsor police say
Police announced Friday that the body of 26-year-old Shilan Shahbazian, a Windsor woman who had been missing for more than two months, has been found.
Border agents seize $11M in suspected cocaine near Sarnia
Canada's border agency and national police force on Wednesday announced the recent seizure of $11 million worth of "suspected cocaine" from trucks trying to enter the country near Sarnia, Ont.
Why America's biggest auto union supports Trump's tariffs — and Canada's does not
On the surface, it seems like a surprising split for two powerful unions with decades of shared history and interests. But experts say the UAW’s position is emblematic of decades of job losses, new union leadership, and America’s shifting politics.
'Self-inflicted wound:' Some Michiganders express frustration, fear toward Trump tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump has often invoked the image of manufacturing jobs rushing back to the American rust belt in defending his controversial trade war with the country’s closest neighbours.
Her daughter just finished cancer treatment. Now this Windsor, Ont., mom is worrying about measles
A local parent whose child has not been able to get fully vaccinated yet says she’s worried after public health officials confirmed a case of measles in the community.
Shopping in the U.S.? You might need to pay more coming home
That quick trip across the border you had planned to pick up groceries at Meijer or clothes from Target might now cost you significantly more when you return to Canada.
'Mixed emotions': Auto union leaders frustrated as Trump offers some tariff reprieve
The leader of a local union representing nearly 2,000 Ford employees says he’s feeling “mixed emotions” after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a one-month tariff reprieve for the auto sector.
Trump tariffs could have 'shocking effects,' Canadian truckers warn
Canadian truckers are warning that U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly implemented tariffs could deal a devastating blow to an industry that has already faced headwinds in recent years.