Students from St. Francis School will be hiking to Huron Church Road on Wednesday, Nov.1 to dig and plant with Mayor Eddie Francis, Assumption High School students and other area volunteers. (more…)
Windsor Fire & Rescue Services would like to remind residents to change their batteries in their smoke alarms when they change their clocks this Sunday, October 29, 2006 for the end of Daylight Savings Time. (more…)
Transit Windsor, DDOT and SMART have partnered to develop a single transfer system for bus passengers traveling between Detroit and Windsor.
Minister of Tourism Jim Bradley announced on Wednesday the winners of the second annual Tourism Marketing Campaign Awards at Blue Mountain Resort near Collingwood. The awards are designed to pay tribute to tourism industry professionals who have demonstrated creative excellence in promoting Ontario’s tourism destinations and activities. (more…)
Sample a little bit of everything that Downtown Windsor has to offer by attending a Taste of Downtown HARVEST LUNCHEOEN. (more…)
Mayor Eddie Francis today announced special bussing and border-crossing arrangements that will help Windsor area baseball fans to enjoy the World Series at Detroit’s Comerica Park. (more…)
Fort Chicago Energy Partners L.P. and Pristine Power Inc. announced today that they have been awarded a Combined Heat and Power Contract under a Request for Proposal process recently conducted by the Ontario Power Authority. (more…)
The Ontario College of Teachers launches a series of regional forums today in Windsor to present newly revised standards for the teaching profession to the public. (more…)
Findings from a Windsor-based research project, published in the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, are raising important questions about the relationship between a woman’s work history and her risk of developing breast cancer. The study suggests that the kinds of jobs a woman has throughout her life, and the substances to which she is exposed in certain occupational settings, may impact her risk of the disease. (more…)
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to hear the Wards 2 and 3 the candidates answer questions on topics like the commercial property tax rate, dealing with noise issues, panhandling and massage parlors, the Downtown Farmers’ Market, retail and residential realities, traffic patterns, casino relations and residential or business recruitment. (more…)