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Jamieson strike to continue after workers vote against tentative deal between union and company
A tentative agreement reached by Unifor and Jamieson Laboratories earlier this week has fallen through with 67 per cent of...
Gaza Will Rise exhibit uses art as ‘the biggest form of peaceful resistance,’ say organizers
A makeshift hallway made of steel caging guides visitors passed posters of different Palestinian cities On the other side of...
Windsorites warming up for Coldest Night of the Year
For the fifth year, 12-year-old Brooke Renaud is leading a group of Windsor kids in fundraising efforts for the annual...
Windsor warming bus to help people experiencing homelessness
The City of Windsor announced a new mobile warming centre will be on the streets for people experiencing homelessness over...
Local chef helps Team Canada sizzle at World Culinary Olympics
Adelina Sisti-DeBlaisis and some of her teammates from Team Canada pulled a prank after winning gold at the World Culinary...
Canadian Armed Forces hosting job fair
The Canadian Armed Forces is planning a career fair in Windsor The job fair takes place Feb. 24 at the...
‘Food for Families on Family Day’ at Sobey’s in east Windsor
The theme of giving back to the community on Family Day was the story at Sobey's in Tecumseh Monday morning...
Family Day 2024: Here’s what’s open and closed in Windsor — and some fun things to do
Monday, Feb. 19 is Family Day in Ontario, and while some people will receive the statutory holiday off work and...
Town of Essex hosts 2024 Ontario Lifeguard Championships for the first time
Dozens of competitors spent the weekend rescuing "victims" in mock scenarios during the 2024 Ontario Lifeguard Championships in Essex, Ont...
Tecumseh ‘taking bold move’ in bid for $4.3 million in Housing Accelerator Funding
A few weeks after the City of Windsor’s application for millions through the housing accelerator fund was rejected, a neighbouring...