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Private Boblo Island is home to many public historic sites. Some worry about their upkeep.
For Amherstburg resident Bill Brundage, the war-time Blockhouse on Boblo Island has been a labour of love — but now, not permitted to care for it himself, he's worried about its future.
The public would like access to the private Boblo Island. But how likely is that?
Some Amherstburg residents are calling for more public access to the much beloved Bois Blanc [Boblo] Island: a local spot that holds memories of first dates, family outings at the old amusement park and heritage sites of historic significance. The island's developer says it will hopefully happen in the next five years — but some are doubtful.
Windsor couple joins global march to Gaza border to protest war
A Windsor Ont., couple is preparing to make the journey to the middle east to join a peaceful global protest to stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people.
This darts league is a bull's-eye for some in Windsor's blind community
Windsor's new blind darts league is bringing blind and partially sighted people together — offering both a sense of inclusion and joy.
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She died of an asthma attack 1 year ago — now, her mom is speaking out to help others
Whenever Kimberly Couvillon wants to feel close to her daughter, she visits Windsor's George Avenue Park. On a pole by the parking lot, there are flowers and images of 14-year-old Amber Marie McCollom. It was at that park, nearly one year ago, that McCollom had an asthma attack that claimed her life.
How is Windsor's real estate market holding up under the shadow of a trade war?
Even though Windsor-Essex has been the epicentre of the United States' trade war and has been hit with tariffs on the automotive industry — the local real estate market is holding steady despite the murky economic outlook.
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Trump, tariffs and affordability top of mind for voters in Chatham-Kent-Leamington
Voters in downtown Chatham, Ont. have a range of topics that matter to them heading into this federal election — but top of mind, were U.S. President Donald Trump and his tariffs, the economy, and affordability.
'Step up': Windsorites want protections for loved ones in Syria who are 'living in fear'
Some Syrians in Windsor are sounding alarm bells, saying their loved ones back home are in need of protection, in the midst of targeted violence.
Mixed reactions on Walpole Island First Nation over new federal riding name
From positive feedback, to a feeling of disappointment, there are mixed reactions on Walpole Island First Nation over the use of its traditional name in the federal electoral riding Sarnia-Lambton-Bkejwanong.
Autoworkers feeling 'mental anguish' in anticipation of possible tariffs Tuesday
Autoworkers in Windsor, Ont. describe a tense and emotional workplace atmosphere in the lead up to Tuesday — which could see the United States slap Canada with 25 per cent tariffs on most imports after a 30-day pause.