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Trump tariffs hard to navigate but Canada can take action, Windsor and auto leaders say
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens says he’s taking seriously U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s threat to impose a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods.
Transport truck fire on Ambassador Bridge evidence of hazmat risks, Windsor mayor says
A fire on the Ambassador Bridge last week has reignited concerns about transporting hazardous materials on the bridge. On Friday a transport truck carrying auto parts caught fire on the bridge. The driver was uninjured and the fire was put out by Windsor Fire and Rescue Services. Officials confirmed the truck was not carrying hazardous materials.
Windsor FunGuyz, illegal magic mushroom shop, closing its doors
Windsor's illegal magic mushroom store, Fun Guyz, is one of more than 30 across the province closing for good. A spokesperson told CBC Windsor the shop on Ouellette Avenue will shutter its doors Monday.
No injuries reported after truck hauling auto parts caught fire on the Ambassador Bridge
Fire crews responded to a transport truck fire on the Ambassador Bridge connecting Windsor and Detroit.
This retired autoworker has been greeting people at local Walmart for 17 years — and now on TikTok
Walk into the Walmart in Amherstburg, Ont., and you'll be greeted with some combination of "Hi, morning, how are ya, how you doing today?" In return, you're bound to hear a smattering of customers offer up a "Hi Steve," or "Have a good one, Steve."
Clear Medical Imaging, Unifor back at the table as strike nears a month
Clear Medical Imaging and the union representing workers are now back at the table in talks, both parties confirmed Thursday, amid a strike that has stretched on for nearly a month.
Nearby business owners 'traumatized' by crash that killed 2, call for safety measures
Two people walking down the street were killed this week when an SUV hit them on Walker Road, Windsor police say.
Organizers for both parties mobilizing to get Americans in Canada to vote
How close will the U.S. presidential election be? Americans and dual citizens living in Canada are encouraged to register and cast their ballots, with organizers from both the Democratic and Republican parties saying their candidates can't afford to let a single vote go uncast.
Volunteers worked to count every person on Windsor's streets. Here's what they saw
Volunteers worked to count those on the streets in Windsor and understand more about them.
New murals, music planned for downtown Windsor parking garage
As part of the Strengthen the Core initiative to improve downtown Windsor, the Pelissier Street parking garage will be the site of two new murals expected to be completed next spring.