Victoria Rose
Victoria is the Online Content Curator for OurWindsor.ca. She has a Marketing Certificate from St. Clair College of Applied Arts & Technology and has worked extensively in the marketing field, with a heavy focus on networking, website promotions, and agricultural tourism. Victoria was the Marketing & Promotions Chair for the 2009 Special Olympics Provincial Summer Games, and currently volunteers as the Marketing & Promotions Coordinator for the Downtown Windsor Farmers’ Market. For the past several years she has been writing My Local Food Blog, searching for and spotlighting Essex County’s numerous food finds.
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Recent articles by Victoria Rose:
City of Windsor Holiday Hours for Victoria Day
City of Windsor offices will be closed on Monday, May 21, 2012 for the Victoria Day holiday. How does this affect you?...more ›
Peace Fountain water show starts today
The Charlie Brooks Memorial Peace Fountain is known for its summer water show & that show starts today...more ›
Man exposes himself to woman at bus stop
Police need more information regarding a male suspect (black, 40, skinny) believed to be responsible for exposing himself to a woman at a bus stop...more ›
OPP charge speeding, cell-phone-using motorist
A 52-year-old Windsor man has been charged with stunt driving & distracted driving after speeding down the 401 & talking on his cell phone...more ›
Diamond thief: no news from his end
Update: Richard Matthews, a man accused of swapping a diamond & then swallowing the evidence, is STILL sitting on his heist...more ›
Lakeshore man charged following B&E
A Lakeshore man has been charged after a break & enter where he stole cash & credit cards & then began making bank withdrawals...more ›
Update: No new leads in homicide
Update: Police are still seeking leads regarding the murder of Richard Lemmon...more ›
Roller Derby: 519ers win second game in close battle
On Saturday night the Barn came alive again for another roller derby match-up...more ›
Update: Westbound Highway 3 reopen following crash
Update: OPP still investigating a crash on Highway #3 west of Walker Road; westbound lanes reopen...more ›
Liberals strike government working group to improve Ontario’s child welfare system
Children from welfare system to help officials make improvements...more ›
Cabana Road update
Cabana Road East between Provincial Road and the Sixth Concession will be closed to traffic starting today...more ›
Ministry keeps eye on Essex County greenhouses
Leamington greenhouses are being scrutinized for the amount of phosphorus they are releasing into waterways...more ›
Police seek suspects in vicious robbery
Police are searching for two men who viciously attacked a man while exiting his car, cutting his face and fleeing with his wallet...more ›
Opinion: Why Maghnieh should stay
We are so concerned about a crooked politician that we are forgetting the far bigger scandals that are haunting us within our city limits &...more ›
Road closure update: Provincial/Cabana intersection
Provincial Rd between Cabana Rd E & 6th Concession Rd will be CLOSED May 10 for 1 day...more ›
City of Windsor fields still closed
Due to wet conditions, city fields are still closed with the exception of baseball diamonds at Mic Mac Park...more ›
Small firms plugged in to new technology
Tech companies are responding to small-and medium-sized businesses’ demands for products that advance themselves & the little guys...more ›
WPL board seeks citizen appointee
The Windsor Public Library Board has room for one citizen appointee to join and applications are now available for anyone who is interested...more ›
Soggy sports fields closed
Due to the rain and the wet conditions of parks and fields, Parks & Rec has deemed that all municipal sports fields are out-of-bounds...more ›
Update: Name released in hit & run
Update: Jack Wolters (24) from Lakeshore was charged with three criminal code offences for a hit & run that resulted in a death...more ›
Job posting: Community Development & Health Services Commissioner
The City of Windsor is looking to fill a position in the Employment & Social Services department...more ›
Are you prepared?
It's Emergency Preparedness Week and Windsor Fire & Rescue is reminding you to have a plan & pack a 3-day kit...more ›
What’s Brewing (May 6)
Festival Epicure cancelled, win $50 at Colchester Ridge, time for your dog's heartworm test, hip hop lessons, Tae Kwon-Do starts...more ›
Cinco de Mayo & more today
It's a busy day in Windsor whether you celebrate Cinco de Mayo or not...more ›
Windsor Endowment for the Arts awards to be presented Saturday
Individuals & organizations come together to celebrate great artistic achievements in our region Saturday...more ›
Arbor Week in Windsor sees 2,000 trees planted
Two thousand trees have been planted for Arbor Week & two more plantings are scheduled within the next week; grab a shovel & start digging!...more ›
In progress: WRH announces sentinel event
Sanja Frkovic is at WRH for an emergency media conference: patient identification error led to the wrong surgery being performed...more ›
Man arrested for possession of child sexual abuse material
Police have arrested a 43-year-old Windsor man following allegations that the man was in possession of child sexual abuse material...more ›
Man arrested for hit & run
A 49-year-old woman is dead & a 24-year-old driver is now in police custody following a hit & run last night in Lakeshore...more ›
Two arrested & facing drug charges
A search warrant executed this morning resulted in two arrests and a seizure of drugs valued at $6,500...more ›
Unmarked police vehicles collide, again
Police have charged one of their own under the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario following a collision yesterday afternoon...more ›
City of Windsor’s annual plant sale
Over 100 different perennials will be available at the city's Parks and Recreation annual plant sale this Saturday...more ›
Museum offering great events related to 1812
Windsor's Community Museum has been home to an 1812-related exhibition & two great events will share more history with guests...more ›
Hunt for prizes in preparation for celebration of entrepreneurial spirit
Startup Canada's tour arrives this month & local businesses are promoting with a fun event...more ›
Pet of the Week: Riley
The pet of the week is Riley, an energetic 3-year old black lab, look for his forever home...more ›
8-year old struck by vehicle on Drouillard Road
An 8-year old girl is in stable condition after being struck by a vehicle in Ford City...more ›
Planning events for Canada Culture Days
September 28-30 is going to be a culture-filled weekend in many cities thanks to a nationwide movement. How can you participate?...more ›
Local roller derby team travels to Ohio this weekend
Windsor's Border City Brawlers roller derby travel team will head to Ohio this weekend for the 3rd Annual Glass City Rollers Midwest Summit ...more ›
Public welcome to give input on Ford City underpass
The public is being invited to an open house to review drawings for the changes to the underpass located at Wyandotte Street East & Drouillard...more ›
Update: Suspect in armed robberies named
A man suspected of committing several armed robberies has been name: Wesley Thomas NICHOLL...more ›
Portion of Highway 401 to close for Parkway construction
Windsor Essex Parkway construction will close Highway 401 from Manning Road to Provincial Road on April 28 & 29...more ›
Long Term Care Fair returns to share information
Windsor Regional Hospital will host a Long Term Care Fair Wednesday to provide information on LTC homes in Windsor & Essex County...more ›
Cabana Road reduce to one lane Wednesday
Cabana Road East will be reduced to one lane of traffic on a temporary basis starting Wednesday, April 25...more ›
Restaurant robbed at gunpoint
Police are investigating after a west end restaurant was robbed at gunpoint early this morning...more ›
Buy local reinforced with Cash Mob this Thursday
Cash Mob's success has been a surprise to organizers but the community & small business owners are embracing the concept...more ›
DWBIA wins award for Balloonapalooza
Last year's Balloonapalooza was a huge success for the downtown core & was recognized this week with an OBIAA award...more ›
Masse walks with holocaust survivors
Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West) released a statement today in honour of National Holocaust Remembrance Day...more ›
Free car seat clinic in LaSalle
LaSalle Police and Safe Seats Save Children will be holding a free car seat clinic on Saturday, April 28...more ›
Man robs convenience store at gunpoint
Police are investigating an incident where a convenience store was robbed at gun point last night...more ›
Pet of the Week: Alexa
Laid back, lovable and playful are three very apt descriptions for this mesmerizing seven-month-old kitten...more ›
Olive: Why a Toronto casino is a crapshoot on the waterfront
Toronto has the chance to say no to casino gambling on its waterfront, and it should...more ›
Man robs teen at knifepoint
Police are hoping to identify a suspect involved in a robbery with a knife in South Windsor earlier this week...more ›
Top provincial athletes recognized
Last night's Ontario Sport Awards recognized leaders in sport including local boxing coach Charlie Stewart...more ›
Man tries to pick a fight at downtown bar
A 31-year-old Dundas man is facing weapons charges following an incident at a downtown bar earlier today...more ›
Update: Two men slashed, third man found
Police still investigating an incident where two men were "slashed" with a weapon earlier today; roommate has been located...more ›
Impaired driver found four times over legal limit
OPP were alerted about a 32-year-old woman from Cottam who was driving impaired in Kingsville this morning...more ›
Local babies to be part of world record attempt
On April 21, parents worldwide will change bottoms for a cleaner world during the Great Cloth Diaper Change...more ›
Busy week for new Executive Director of ACWR
There's a new Executive Director for the Arts Council Windsor & Region & she's off to a busy start...more ›
60s heart throbs and rockers to appear at Caesars
Teenage heart throbs (Fabian!) and rock and rollers (The Turtles!) from the 60s will group together for special performances this summer...more ›
Big WFCU ticket wins family great prizes
During last night's Sesame Street Live performance, the WFCU Centre welcomed it's one millionth ticket holder...more ›
Earth Day celebrations focus on food & community
The City of Windsor will again host a public Earth Day celebration with a focus on local food...more ›
W.E. Parkway updates
Several road closures for the W.E. Parkway may affect your commute this week. What's the status with everything?...more ›
Officer transports man & severed finger to hospital
An OPP officer saw a vehicle speeding on Highway 3 & pulled the car over to discover the driver was on his way to hospital...more ›
Unmarked police vehicles collide
Police Service are continuing an investigation into a collision involving two unmarked police vehicles yesterday afternoon...more ›
Salvation Army needs warehouse space for holidays
The Salvation Army is looking for a new warehouse where Christmas hampers can be stored, packed, & distributed to families in our region...more ›
Weekend convenience store robberies may be connected
Police are looking for a suspect that they believe is responsible for three armed robberies that occurred over the weekend...more ›
Truck tail gate stolen in Essex
A tail gate was stolen from a 2012 Chevrolet Silverado on April 8 & OPP are looking for leads...more ›
Weight loss promise draws Americans to Canada
In an obesity epidemic, overweight Americans are crossing the border to have a balloon shoved down their throats for $8,000...more ›
Win tickets to roller derby action this weekend
Windsor's own Border City Brawlers will face Guelph this Saturday for their travel team debut...more ›
Man suffers minor injuries during early morning crash
South Talbot Road between Walker Road & Sexton Side Rd will be closed until approximately 10 a.m. due to a single vehicle crash...more ›
Province says green energy strategy will lead to 50,000 jobs
Government says new Clean Energy Economic Development Strategy will make us a 'global leader'...more ›
Possession of stolen property charges for two locals
Police have charged two men from an auto shop with Possession of Stolen Property following the execution of a search warrant yesterday...more ›
Ontario budget 2012: NDP demands job-creation tax credits to support Liberal budget
NDP’s demands for supporting Ontario budget are being dubbed a 'spending spree' by Premier Dalton McGuinty’s minority Liberal government...more ›
New arts program launch & workshop coming
Windsor was one of five communities chosen to participate in the artsVestTM program that will launch next week...more ›
WFCU Centre to welcome fan number 1,000,000
When Elmo's Super Heroes take the stage on Thursday, the one millionth spectator will walk through the WFCU Centre doors...more ›
Citizens to hold meeting about lodging homes
A group of concerned citizens will hold an info session tonight regarding lodging homes & have extension from the city for submitting input...more ›
Man in ATV crash still in critical condition
A 33-year-old LaSalle man is still in critical condition following an ATV crash Friday night...more ›
Trade in your seeds for new varieties
On Saturday, May 12, WindsorEats will host a new event...a seed exchange for local gardeners...more ›
Ticketmaster settles class-action lawsuit
Ticketmaster has settled a class-action lawsuit alleging it conspired to force Canadians to pay inflated prices...more ›
Nominate a young leader in Windsor
Nominations for the 2012 Youth Leadership Awards (ages 15 to 24) for the City of Windsor are underway...more ›
Meat share: easier access to local food
Local butcher, Jamie Waldron has always been concerned about safe food & has recently launched a meat share program ...more ›
Easter hours for City of Windsor
Live in the City of Windsor? Here's how municipal services will be affected for the Easter holidays...more ›
The Hip to rock Windsor this summer
Caesars will welcome Canada's own rockers, The Tragically Hip, to the Colosseum stage on Thursday, July 5...more ›
Easter hours for Windsor Public Library
Some branches of the Windsor Public Library will be open on Saturday, April 7 during the Easter holidays...more ›
New appointment at City of Windsor
City of Windsor CAO says that there was 'tight competition' for the job but Bruno Ierullo is new Executive Director of Employment & Social Services...more ›
Give feedback on tunnel plaza expansion
If you want to find out more about the changes at the tunnel plaza, you can attend a public information session tonight...more ›
Cheering fans applaud roller derby opener
More than 1,100 people were in attendance for the BCB home opener Saturday where the 519ers took a close 52-48 win...more ›
Olympic swim trials nerve-wracking affair for Canadian athletes
Athletes stress over Olympic trials but many are have secured a place, including Windsorite Amanda Reason...more ›
Alcohol believed to be factor in collision
Police are looking for witnesses following a single vehicle collision earlier today that landed a 22-year-old man in hospital...more ›
Earn a charity money by following them on Facebook
For every new person who "likes" the WECHS Facebook page from now until April 30, Howard Johnson will donate $1 ...more ›
Free car seat clinic in Windsor
Windsor Fire & Rescue will hold a FREE Safe Seats Save Children car seat clinic on Saturday, March 31...more ›
Students to celebrate Earth Hour
Earth Hour 2012 will be held Saturday, March 31 starting at 8:30 p.m. Turn out the lights and do your part...more ›
Citizens & planners to discuss lodging homes today
City planners will welcome input from the public today regarding proposed lodging homes & student housing...more ›
Vandals damage seven buses in Lakeshore
Seven school buses in Lakeshore were the victim of vandalism on the weekend with smashed windows & damaged windshields...more ›
OPP reports from around Essex County
Mischiefs, thefts, and a bank scam are just some of the past week's reports from the OPP...more ›
OPP need information on suspicious Essex fire
Essex OPP and looking for tips on a suspicious fire that damaged a new home under construction on County Road 50 West...more ›
Brampton man charged with stunt driving on Expressway
A 25-year-old Brampton man has been charged by Windsor Police after he was clocked doing 52 km/h over the posted speed ...more ›
Win tickets to see roller derby live in Windsor!
The Border City Brawlers home opener is Saturday and OurWindsor.ca is giving away a pair of tickets to see the sport live...more ›
Downtown Residents Association invites all to AGM
The Downtown Residents Association Windsor is holding their Annual General Meeting tonight and everyone is invited...more ›
League welcomes all women including transgender
At a media conference yesterday, the Border City Brawlers, announced that their league is open to all women, including transgender women...more ›
Get your team together to clean up Windsor
Get your clean team together. It's time for spring cleaning, but not just at home and in your garden...more ›
Police seek witnesses in motorcycle collision
Police need help to gather more information about a collision involving a motorcyle two weeks ago...more ›
The Ca$h Mob is on!
The meeting spot has been announced for first Ca$h Mob in Windsor on Saturday, March 24...more ›
The Sunshine List 2012
In accordance with the OPSDA, Windsor Regional Hospital & the City of Windsor released their sunshine lists today...more ›
Rush hour collisions damage seven cars
A collision on E.C. Row and another in Kingsville (both during rush hour) damages 7 cars and sends few to hospital...more ›
Stolen car found in marsh
Van stolen on Tuesday was fond in Hillman Marsh on Wednesday about 50 metres from shore...more ›
Celebrate World Water Day
Celebrate by reducing water usage, visiting UWindsor's water fair, or looking for products with the WaterSense label...more ›
City asks players to stay off of playing fields
Sports enthusiasts are already enjoying cricket matches & baseball games but the City of Windsor says, "Please wait!"...more ›
Vendors wanted for pet-themed expo
A new two-day expo with put the spotlight on pet-related products and services available in our region...more ›
Car fire on George Avenue may have claimed life
George Avenue residents were shocked when they went outside to find out the source of a loud horn & discovered a car fire...more ›
Hit-and-run driver identified by witnesses
Tecumseh OPP have arrested a man in a hit-and-run collision where witnesses got a licence plate number & description of driver...more ›
Man cuts hair for first time in 35 years to benefit Cancer Centre
When James Humeniuk lost his father to cancer he decided to make a change for a cause...more ›
New location for Earth Day tree planting
Earth Day is April 22 & to celebrate, the Essex Region Conservation Authority & Earth Day Canada will plant 1,500 trees & shrubs at McHugh...more ›
Man in custody on B&E, 2nd suspect sought
Police have a man in custody facing charges and are looking for a second suspect wanted in a break-and-enter earlier today...more ›
Contaminated beef could be in your freezer
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has released the extended list of products that may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7...more ›
Squirrels dine on city gardens
With a lack of nut trees in Jackson Park and a buffet of tulips to choose from, how could a hungry squirrel resist?...more ›
Man charged after doing 80km over the speed limit
A 22-year-old Windsor man with a licence already under suspension was charged this weekend for doing 80km/h over the posted speed limit ...more ›
Pet of the Week: Beans
Beans is a friendly guy with boundless energy and loves to play. He would fit very well into a home with kids and a big...more ›
Free courses give new parents valuable info
A local organization is working hard to provide peer support & prepare you for Life With a Baby...more ›
Roller derby season opener to be held at ‘The Barn’
Windsor's roller derby league, the Border City Brawlers are proud to be able to use Windsor Arena for an exciting evening of sport before the...more ›
Caesars Windsor to welcome big names
The upcoming months will see more big names coming to the main stage at Caesars Windsor, including Sam Roberts, Penn & Teller & more...more ›
Collection calendar on its way
The 2012-2013 City of Windsor Collection Calendar should be showing up in your mailbox shortly...more ›
Couple arrested for drug trafficking
A couple are facing drug-related charges after police executed a search warrant yesterday evening...more ›
Update: Witness provides statement re: collision on E.C. Row
Update: Witness to Wedsnesday's car crash on E.C. Row Expressway checks in with traffic centre ...more ›
Arson suspect arrested in Leamington fire
OPP have charged a youth with the arson of a vacant Leamington home; the Tuesday fire was reported as a teen hangout...more ›
Man arrested after stabbing over drug-related disagreement
Police have a man in custody following a stabbing last night...more ›
Open programs for March Break
If you are looking for kid-friendly activities this week, the City of Windsor still has openings for some programs...more ›
Construction updates
Construction! Digging for aquatic centre is underway, lots of east side detours, Matchette Rd eastbound on-ramp closes March 15...more ›
Two teens go free after stealing Husky puppies
Windsor Police were called to a Tecumseh Road business on Saturday for a report of stolen puppies...more ›
Update: Search & rescue finds body of missing girl
Update: Missing body of teenage girl found in Lake St. Clair this afternoon...more ›
Canadian Olympic boxer Mary Spencer also a CoverGirl
In fact, Mary Spencer might possibly be the first makeup company model for whom “bob and weave” doesn’t refer to hairstyles...more ›
One last skate at Windsor’s historic arena
The Rotary Clubs of Windsor-St. Clair and Essex have organized one final skating session & a chance for fans to say farewell to "The Barn"...more ›
Man stabs 3 on University campus
The Windsor Police Service is looking for a suspect who attacked several people on the University of Windsor campus earlier today...more ›
Texting scam phishing for credit card numbers
Another phone scam is making the rounds in the region and the Windsor Police Service is warning everyone to be careful...more ›
Outdoor skating officially over as Lanspeary rink closes
Due to the mild weather, the outdoor rink at Lanspeary Lions Park is now closed for the season...more ›
Free car seat clinic in LaSalle
Get seat smart! LaSalle Police & Safe Seats Save Children will be holding a car seat clinic on Thursday, March 8 from 4 to 8...more ›
Man attacks family members with kitchen knives
The 34-year-old man is in police custody and will be charged after attacking family members with a knife...more ›
Fast-thinking officer commended for preventing train crash
An officer respondingto a car stuck on train tracks used his emergency lights to alert the engineer of a problem...more ›
Pedestrian on a coffee run gets hit with pipe
Police are looking for a suspect who attacked a 61-year-old man on Saturday morning around 5:40 a.m....more ›
Windsor restaurant celebrates ‘Cinco de Marcho’
Why wait until May to celebrate? Walkerville's latest restaurant addition, Walkermole, is celebrating Cinco de Marcho...more ›
Metro paper expands to six new cities in April
The freebie newspaper Metro is expanding to six new cities next month including an online version in Windsor...more ›
Roller derby: new season, new players
It's a busy month for Border City Brawlers with a trip to Sarnia, recruitment, & season opener at The Barn...more ›
Explosive chemicals found at residence, investigation continues
Police have arrested a man after finding explosive chemicals at his home; emergency crews have destroyed anything determined to be unsafe...more ›
OPP find missing woman thanks to Project Lifesaver
Police were able to locate a missing 77-year-old female in 8 minutes thanks to the Project Lifesaver bracelet she was wearing...more ›
Charles Clark Square officially closed for season
City of Windsor announces that Charles J. Clark Outdoor Rink has closed for the season; Lanspeary remains open...more ›
Connecting food in Windsor & Essex County
An interesting workshop being held this weekend will bring together advocates, farmers, producers, distributors, restaurateurs, community groups...more ›
OPP bust second grow-op this month
OPP seized over 1,500 marijuana plants yesterday at a home that had been significantly modified to facilitate commercial operations...more ›
Anderdon School welcomes guest speaker for anti-bullying week
It's anti-bullying week and a guest speaker is making his way to Anderdon Public School...more ›
OPP officers learning Spanish
In an effort to improve communication with a growing migrant worker community, 10 local O.P.P. officers have been taking Introductory to Spanish...more ›
OPP warn teens of dangers of ‘sexting’ & long-term implications
The OPP are taking time to warn teenagers about texting and the potential that it has to damage a reputation ...more ›
Pet of the Week: Mia
Mia is a sweet and charming girl. She's a 1-1/2 year old bloodhound/Rottweiler mix looking for a new home...more ›
International police hockey tournament to be held in Windsor
The Windsor Police Service will host the 51st Annual International Police Hockey Tournament in Windsor on March 1 and 2...more ›
Gas station robbed earlier today
A man in a rain poncho demanded money from a gas station clerk early this morning and fled on foot...more ›
Windsor hum call offers little new information
When the audience was finally added into the conversation regarding "the hum" last night, the discussions were certainly interesting....more ›
Search turns up $21K in drugs at business & home
Drug-related charges are being laid against a Windsor couple who had $21K in drugs at their business & at home where 2 children also live...more ›
Turning Point: Ambition, love fueled these 3 transformations
Over 50? The Star is sharing success stories & getting ready to pair 10 people with experts to set you on the path to success...more ›
OPP seize 4,000 marijuana plants in Lakeshore
Three Toronto-area men have been charged with numerous Criminal Code charges, and Controlled Drug and Substance Act charges...more ›
Pharmacy suspect arrested & charged
Police have arrested and charged a man suspected of robbing Shoppers Drug Mart last week...more ›
Police search apartment, man in custody on drug-related charges
Police have man in custody facing drug-related charges following a search of his apartment...more ›
Thieves target cottages in Stoney Point
Lakeshore OPP have received two reports of break-and-enter to unoccupied cottages in Stoney Point during February...more ›
Pharmacy robbery suspect caught on surveillance video
Windsor Police are trying to identify a suspect who robbed a pharmacy last week: male, 50, 5'10", medium build, brown moustache, grey goatee...more ›
City to considering public appeals for funding
City Council will consider requests from individuals or agencies on February 27 for the 2012 Operating Budget...more ›
Volunteer open house at Fort Malden
Help create memories for visitors by volunteering at Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada this year...more ›
What to do on Family Day?
Family Day is Monday, February 20, and there are a lot of things going on if you want to get out and explore...more ›
Students need to raise $1K to avoid fun, fun, fun, fun song
Students at Kingsville District High School are trying to keep Rebecca Black's lyrics out of their head by raising funds for Leamington Hospital...more ›
Suspect wanted in assault & attempted purse snatching
Windsor Police are looking for a suspect wanted in an assault and attempted robbery that happened early this morning...more ›
Suspect sought in two attempted robberies
Police are investigating two robberies last night that they believe were committed by the same suspect...more ›
Nominate a hero for the Order of Ontario
You have until March 16 to nominate someone for the Order of Ontario, for their outstanding contributions to arts, law, science, medicine, history, politics, philanthropy...more ›
ERCA wants your feedback on Grand Marais Drain
ERCA & City of Windsor will hold an open house on February 23 to get feedback regarding Grand Marais Drain Channel Improvements...more ›
Pizza parties for savvy fire safety kids
Two local schools will get a free lunch this month for being tops in fire safety...more ›
Two men in custody for drug trafficking
Two local men are facing charges again, after police caught them with cociane and found more evidence at their homes...more ›
Inventors wanted for TV stardom
Are you an inventor? Do you have the next big business idea? Dragons' Den is on the road again, looking for top pitches from...more ›
Job Posting: Executive Director for ACWR
The ACWR is seeking an Executive Director to enhance their public profile, and engage members and the broader community...more ›
Valentine’s Day: Toronto residents less likely to Google romantic ideas
Romantically inclined searches aren’t coming from Toronto. St. Catharines showed the most regional interest with Windsor in second place...more ›
Leamington home robbery was not random
OPP say that a home invasion last night was not a random act; a female victim received minor injuries when three suspects forced their way...more ›
Finding out the fate of a great-great-great-great-great-grandfather
Fred Groves shares a tale of intriguing family history discovered by an Essex woman...more ›
Pet of the Week: Ron
Are you interested in a long-term commitment? I’m Ron, a cuddly little guinea pig looking for my Valentine....more ›
Five charged in copper thefts with $70K price tag
In the last 6 months there have been 20 copper wire thefts reported in the area and now 5 suspects responsible have been charged...more ›
Solar panel project was cover for Ponzi scheme
A local man who orchestrated a scheme to defraud investors throughout the region is in custody for 28 current charges...more ›
Senior wires cash to ‘grandson’ in phone call scam
Police are investigating after a senior wired $2,800 following a phone call request by a man who claimed to be her grandson...more ›
No charges laid in yesterday’s fatal crash
The victim of yesterday's crash in Lakeshore is 55-year-old Hanna Nasr from Windsor; no charges will be laid in the crash...more ›
Police pull over alleged Toronto drug-runner
Windsor Police have a 25-year-old Toronto man in custody facing drug-related charges after a vehicle stop last night...more ›
PawPaw: Essex County’s next superfruit?
If you haven't heard the word "pawpaw" yet, it's something that you can learn more about tonight & in the months to come...more ›
Cab driver accused of robbing passenger
A taxi driver from the Veteran Cab Company is facing a charge of robbery after a dispute over a fare late last night...more ›
Fatal crash in Lakeshore
Lakeshore OPP are currently at the scene of a fatal crash in Lakeshore at County Road 42 and Renaud Line...more ›
Convenience store robber arrested & charged
After releasing photos to the media from a robbery on the weekend, police have a suspect in custody...more ›
Porter offering simple pricing
Porter Airlines announced today that starting Friday, flight rates will be offered as 'one price', a set cost that includes all fees, taxes and surcharges...more ›
What’s Brewing (February 8)
And we're back... woodcarving exhibit opens, trivia night, Windsor music festival continues, Phunk Phest back at Phog, open mic sessions...more ›
Assault suspect turns himself in
A 20-year old Windsor man is in custody facing charges following an assault and drug possession...more ›
Job Posting: St. Clair College positions for students
St. Clair College's Student Representative Council is looking for a people to fill part-time office positions...more ›
R.I.D.E Program doles out suspensions
As a result of this weekend's R.I.D.E. Program, 361 vehicles were stopped, 2 3-Day Suspensions were issued & 1 charge of Impaired Driving was laid...more ›
Police seek purse snatcher & accomplice
The Windsor Police Service is searching for two men after they stole a woman's purse last night...more ›
Suspect robs convenience stores with gun
Police in Comber and Wheatley are looking for a man that they believe robbed two convenience stores this morning...more ›
Tax bills are in the mail (boo!)
The City of Windsor announced today that interim property tax bills for 2012 have been mailed & are due February 15...more ›
Locals arrested in province-wide child pornography investigation
Results were released today from province-wide strategy that tackles growing problem of child pornography...more ›
Water fluoridation: outdated chemical dosing or oral hygiene necessity?
Medical Geologist and Fluoride Toxicity Expert, Heather Gingerich will speak Monday...more ›
Teen athletes needed for South Korea games
The City of Windsor is looking for athletes from 12 to 15 years of age to consider participating in the 46th International Children’s Summer Games...more ›
American comedians descend on Windsor
'Some Kind of Invasion', a comedy series that will have it's last show (and best line-up) in Windsor this week, includes comedians from Just for...more ›
Man in custody after police seize $17K in crack cocaine
Windsor Police have a 34-year-old man in custody facing a drug- related charge after officers executed a search warrant in the city's core yesterday...more ›
Person in gutter ignored by traffic
The person just stayed down on the ground, moving slowly. Cars honked, swerved, & sped by at 60km/h...more ›
Local foundation hands out $5 million in grants
The WECF announced today that they have surpassed $5 million in handing out grants since the community trust was founded...more ›
Carrousel needs food vendors for demos, competitions & more
Carrousel of the Nations returns June 8-10. Food vendors are needed for 'Culinary Explosion' demos & competitions...more ›
Laughter, tears, & inspiration shared at summit
The "Unleash Your AWESOMEness Summit" held on Saturday was just what the naturopath ordered...more ›
Charges laid in fraudulent auto sales
A five-month investigation that looked at fraudulent business practices at two auto retailers concluded today...more ›
Dwarf-tossing: controversial event at Windsor strip club draws 1,000 fans
A dwarf-tossing competition Saturday night attracted 1,000 guests & lots of media attention...more ›
Woman charged in fatal crash
A 21-year-old woman has been charged with Impaired Driving Causing Death after a fatal crash on Sunday morning...more ›
Dougall Public School to re-open Tuesday
Dougall P.S. closed today due to heat issues but will re-open tomorrow with full heat...more ›
O.P.P. warn of oxygen supply scam
Police are investigating several complaints involving the fraudulent exchange of medical oxygen supplies...more ›
Lots on offer at Colasanti’s including free mini-golf
Colasanti's and Coca Cola are working together to give away 240 free rounds of mini-golf...more ›
Student leaders needed for S.O.S. program
UWindsor students who want be leaders & promote a clean environment have until Jan. 31 to apply for a leader role...more ›
Today’s the day to share stories with children
It's Family Literacy Day in Canada. Celebrate reading & gather your children to share adventures through books...more ›
Smuggled drugs shipped in pineapples and watermelons
Six Ontario residents are facing charges after 100 kg of drugs were discovered in fruit shipments coming into Canada...more ›
Full-day kindergarten at 1,700 schools this fall
Full-day kindergarten will be offered at about 1,700 schools in September 2012...more ›
Who, who, who’s out there?
Point Pelee National Park is inviting you to listen to some bird chatter during their 'Owl Prowl' on February 3 and 4...more ›
Lancers volleyball looking for head coach
The University of Windsor is looking for a Head Coach for the Lancers women's volleyball team & Director of Volleyball Programs...more ›
Give your input on Windsor’s museums
On Thursday, February 2, the City of Windsor will hold a public meeting to discuss the Museum Feasibility Study...more ›
Windsor-Essex Parkway traffic updates
The Windsor-Essex Parkway team has sent out an update regarding traffic and street closures while construction continues ...more ›
Two teens charged in purse-snatching spree
Police have two 17-year-old males in custody facing a number of charges after a purse-snatching spree in Windsor's downtown...more ›
New president & CEO for Windsor-Essex Chamber
The WERCofC has announced that Matt Marchand will become the new president and CEO of the organization...more ›
Woman pulled from Detroit River dies
A 57-year-old woman who was pulled from the Detroit River by the Coast Guard yesterday has died...more ›
Crash sends Kingsville woman to hospital
A car that was westbound on County Road 42, crossed into eastbound traffic & collided head-on with a tractor-trailer this morning...more ›
Donation to cancer centre from youngest donors
WECCCF got a great donation this month from Caleb (6) & Aiden (4) who held a dinner to raise funds for the cancer centre...more ›
Medical condition causes man to lose control, crash vehicle
A 68-year-old Leamington man passed away after suffering from a medical condition while driving his car...more ›
Woman pulled from Detroit River
A 57-year-old woman is in critical condition at Hotel Dieu Hospital after being pulled from the Detroit River ...more ›
Black History Month: Explore Toronto’s Underground Railroad history
Local landmarks are part of tours that Toronto suggests adding as part of Black History Month...more ›
New hours for opening/closing of hospital doors
The Ouellette Avenue entrance and wheelchair access at Hotel Dieu Grace Hospital has new hours...more ›
Pet of the Week: Elvis
Are you lonesome tonight? My name is Elvis and I love to run, but I like some tender time too...more ›
New telecom cables could thwart copper thieves
A brazen robbery in Windsor is just one incident in an ongoing spate of copper theft, but a new product could make wiring less desirable...more ›
ERCA offering funds for plants and restoration
If you are considering planting trees this year, get in touch with ERCA to see if you qualify for a grant that can help cover...more ›
Google bought him out, Windsor’s bringing him in
Bob Huggins, CMO in Residence, Regional Innovation Centre, at the Ontario Network of Excellence (ONE) visits & speaks about innovation & collaboration...more ›
Spare change can save an animals life
Charley's Brew Pub hosts 'Pennies for Pets' tonight; donate your spare change to make change for homeless animals...more ›
WEtech Alliance seeking candidates for board
WEtech Alliance needs candidates for their board who can help drive technology growth in our region...more ›
Last day to nominate citizens who support multiculturalism
Today is the last day to submit your nomination for someone who makes our community a better place by promoting multiculturalism...more ›
Snowmobile tips to keep you safe
More snow is on the way and the province want snowmobile riders to stay safe with these helpful tips...more ›
Single-day tickets for synchronized skating on sale today
The full schedule has been released for the Skate Canada Synchronized Skating Challenge & one-day tickets go on sale today at 10 a.m....more ›
MP’s journey to adopt leading to national adoption strategy
For nearly two years, Jeff Watson has worked behind Commons committee doors to advocate for a national adoption strategy...more ›
Exciting announcement coming from DRCC
The Detroit River Canadian Cleanup will reveal the results of Stage 2 of their Remedial Action Plan, an important milestone...more ›
City plans fun for P.A. Day
The City of Windsor is planning fun day camps for local elementary school children who have January 20 off...more ›
Street argument leads to biting
Windsor Police are investigating an incident that they call a "bizarre altercation" ...more ›
One lane opened on westbound 401
OPP reports that one lane of westbound 401 is now open but are advising motorists to use patience & caution while driving...more ›
Learn calligraphy tonight in Pillette Village
Have you always wanted to put a special touch on your envelopes or write a fancy letter?...more ›
Speed skaters wanted to race to championships
Do you have what it takes to take on the Red Bull Crashed Ice challenge? If you are fast and fierce, you might want to...more ›
Deadline approaching for student lottery
The City of Windsor is reminding students that the deadline is almost here for submitting applications for the summer student lottery...more ›
Roller derby league could be homeless by February
The Border City Brawlers rent space at the Armouries, but with changes coming to the core, they've been told it's time to vacate...more ›
Names released in crash that caused local man’s death
Update: Names released. Charges laid against London man who struck pedestrian that stopped to change a tire...more ›
Will chickens overrun the city?
This week's screening of the documentary 'Mad City Chickens' gives a look into the lives of those keeping backyard hens...more ›
No impaired driving charges during RIDE program
Of the 264 vehicles checked during the latest RIDE program, 55 charges were laid but non were for impaired driving...more ›
Dancers wanted for video
Local filmmaker Gavin Michael Booth is looking for dancers of all ages for an upcoming music video for Emma-Lee...more ›
Police seek suspect in convenience store robbery
The Windsor Police Service is looking for a suspect after a convenience store was robbed at knifepoint on Sunday morning...more ›
Call for submissions
Mudpuppy Gallery's next exhibit is 'The Woodcarver's Ball' & they want to spotlight your unique & creative wood pieces...more ›
New General Manager of Events announced for WFCU
Global Spectrum, event operators for the WFCU Centre, announced that Jason Toner has been promoted...more ›
Mary Spencer one step closer to Olympic dream after beating friend turned foe Ariane Fortin
It was the biggest win of her life...more ›
Artcite’s latest exhibit features Victor Romao
Victor Romao's "Southwestern Gothic" is at Artcite until January 18 & explores fear, alterity, and male violence...more ›
Southwestern Ontario’s biggest wedding show returns
Two hundred vendors will pack the Caboto Club this weekend for the 2012 Wedding Extravaganza, offering deals & specials exclusive to the show...more ›
AGW special guest Dylan Miner discusses collaboration & more tonight
The AGW will welcome Dylan Miner tonight to discuss significance of contemporary Indigenous & anti-colonial aesthetic practices...more ›
Colasanti’s craft show will showcase local talent
Colasanti's Tropical Gardens is busy planning their Winter Art & Craft Show that will showcase 39 local artisans...more ›
Crissi Cochrane’s releases fun new video
The video for 'I Won't Try To Break Your Heart' was shot inside Phog Lounge in December & was released Thursday at midnight...more ›
Police seek hit-and-run driver
Windsor Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a driver and vehicle involved in a hit-and-run that occurred last night...more ›
Losing weight the healthy ‘weigh’ for Windsor & Essex residents
Join a Registered Dietitian for 10 weeks & learn about losing weight and how to keep it off...more ›
Mary Spencer & Ariane Fortin, boxing rivals and former friends, will meet in final
Spencer & Fortin will meet Friday at the 2012 boxing national championships with an Olympic berth on the line...more ›
Coast Guard call of search for missing man
The United States Coast Guard crew that was conducting a search for a man who fell off of the Ambassador Bridge have ended their search...more ›
Elizabeth May to visit Windsor, part of ‘Green Speaker Series’
Elizabeth May will be in Windsor to discuss Canada's role in addressing the climate crisis and why Kyoto matters...more ›
Residents get to see plans for ‘the Drive’
Visitors to Tuesday's Riverside Drive Vista open house had questions about everything but all seemed positive...more ›
Winter Bites returns with amazing menus
January 16 to 22 will be a week to celebrate the culinary offerings of Windsor/Essex. What does WindsorEats.com have in store? ...more ›
Police release photo of meat theft suspect
Police are searching for a suspect who stoles steaks from a grocery store & assaulted the manager that tried to stop him...more ›
Biodiversity report released for Ontario
A new report urges the government to work harder on saving natural assets; grants are available locally for landowners...more ›
Sweet satisfaction for Riverside dwellers
Riverside area homeowners are in luck now that a delightful new bakery called Sweet Revenge has filled a nearby store front...more ›
Man steals meat, assaults store manager
Windsor Police are investigating a robbery where a man made off with a quantity of meat from a grocery store last night...more ›
Grey Owl causes some concern for safety
O.P.P. say that nature lovers have flocked to Kingsville in attempts to see the owl, but many bird watchers are failing to stay safe...more ›
Citizens ‘very satisfied’ with quality of OPP service
Over a two month period in 2011, a research company conducted telephone surveys on behalf of the O.P.P....more ›
Transit Windsor offering packages for International Auto Show
Transit Windsor is providing a complete service to the NAIAS; $19 get you there, in & back...more ›
Astronaut to speak at EcoSchools workshop
The GECDSB annual EcoSchools workshop will celebrate the board's success in the EcoSchools program & educate 76 schools about the environment...more ›
R.I.D.E. Program statistics from WPS
Latest R.I.D.E. program checked 364 vehicles, handed out three 3-Day Suspensions & 51 Highway Traffic Act charges...more ›
New Tecumseh skate park part of council meeting Tuesday
The Town of Tecumseh is inviting you to see the latest plans for the new skate park that's in the works...more ›
Folk favourites share stories & songs at showcase
Dale Butler, Crissi Cochrane, & the Robert Stark Trio shared folk tales & tunes with a packed house Friday night...more ›
Man rear-ends police cruiser
A 69-year-old old Leamington man has been charged with careless driving after rear-ending a police cruiser this afternoon...more ›
New Year’s resolutions: organize
If you don't know how to tackle a messy space, it might be time to call an expert...more ›
Help-wanted index turns positive, points to job growth in new year
Statistics for December released today. Job prospects in Windsor are up...more ›
Reno example: laundry room
When we bought our house the laundry room was a disaster. A $600 makeover added convenience and storage...more ›
The event brides-to-be look forward to
Packed with products & prizes, shows like The Wedding Odyssey offer brides choices, samples, & experts to make a dream wedding come true...more ›
Learn more about green energy this weekend
The Windsor-Essex chapter of The Council of Canadians will host an Alternative Energy Teach-In this Saturday...more ›
University seeks writer-in-residence
The University of Windsor is looking for a writer-in-residence for 2012-13. It's a 9-month residency with a $40,000 stipend...more ›
Windsor library gets rid of overdue fines
As public libraries struggle to remain relevant in a digital age, one city is hoping to rejuvenate enthusiasm for books with a simple step...more ›
Press Release: Making post-secondary education more affordable
Starting today, Ontario students can apply to get 30 per cent off the cost of their tuition....more ›
New Year’s resolutions: destress
Juggling everything can sometimes leave us overextended. Here are some suggestions to help slow down & relax...more ›
Focus on yourself in 2012 with a new kind of seminar
If you need a bit of a push to make yourself a priority this year, sign up for the Unleash Your AWESOMEness Summit...more ›
Know someone who promotes multiculturalism?
The MCC is accepting nominations for Herb Gray Harmony Award, honouring those who promote the respect of multiple cultures in our society...more ›
Cleaning up? Drop off your electronics this week
Replace any electronics over the holidays? Drop off your old items at Devonshire Mall on January 7 & 8 for recycling...more ›
Press Release: The bug stops here!
Windsor Regional Hospital is committed to combatting the bed bug evolution. Prevention is key...more ›
Further charges against impaired driver
OPP have laid further charges against a man who caused a crash on December 31 which killed a woman & injured four others...more ›
Tips for avoiding the flu
Have a sudden fever? Aches? Coughing? Sneezing? Sore throat? You may have the flu...more ›
New construction for W.E. Parkway
Broadway Boulevard between Ojibway & Matchette will be closed starting today as construction continues...more ›
First Came Stamps. Then Came Love.
In the 1960s two students at the University of Windsor fell in love thanks to a postage stamp...more ›
Gallery: New Year’s Eve at Lanspeary
A large group of residents packed the ice at Lanspeary Outdoor Rink to celebrate the end of 2011...more ›
Mother of 3 dies after crash, child in critical condition
A 44-year-old female has passed away as a result of her injuries from a serious crash on Saturday, a local man has been charged...more ›
Pet of the Week: Pharaoh
I’m ready to start 2012 off right...in a new home! I'm confident, affectionate, outgoing...more ›
Crash in Lakeshore sends woman to hospital
Firefighters spent 45 minutes to extricate a 58-year-old female who was trapped when her car flipped over in a ditch...more ›
Three charged after drugs seized
Police investigate suspects selling cocaine, arrest a woman & two men after finding $7,700 in drugs in their car...more ›
Divorce? Get your maiden name back faster
Ontario is making it easier for men and women to legally switch back to their former last names after the end of a marriage...more ›
New Year’s Eve ideas
A few area events that offer a little more than just drinking "bubbly" at midnight...more ›
Skating schedule for outdoor rinks
Public skating schedules at outdoor rinks in Windsor have been extended for the holidays...more ›
Police track astronomical phenomena & events in the real world
Who committed most crimes based on Zodiac? Chatham-Kent Police share 2011's funniest...more ›
Deck the halls: skateboard competition
Skate Windsor moved to a new warehouse & now you can see what they've been up to...more ›
Still time to donate to WSO & get 2011 tax receipt
The WSO presents 95 performances each year and need your help to keep playing to the seniors, students ...more ›
Sizing up the contenders for junior hockey glory
While the host Canadians come in as the tournament favourite, nine other teams are looking to spoil the party...more ›
Five simple tips to shop with confidence
Ontario is providing families with 5 tips to help them become smarter consumers, shop wisely & protect their hard-earned money...more ›
What’s Brewing (Dec. 26)
Happy Boxing Day! Big sales in the area, free skating...more ›
MEMBERSHIP & CERTIFICATES: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
For the person who has everything, a membership or gift certificate will surely be appreciated...more ›
ROUNDTAIL: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
Have a cyclist in your life? It might be time to splurge on this present that will be in stores for early summer...more ›
MUSIC: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
Why not pick up a CD from a local artist & present that to your host as a thank you for sharing the spirit of...more ›
Two face drug charges after police seize $4K in drugs & cash
Two area men are facing drug charges after police executed a search warrant last night...more ›
Consider a winter visit to Point Pelee National Park
During the holiday season, Point Pelee National Park will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for winter visits...more ›
Annual Christmas bird count called ‘impressive’
Thirty volunteers took part in the Annual Christmas Bird Count & recorded a total of 96 species & 71,445 individual birds...more ›
ART: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
Time's running out to pick up some great local art for someone on your list...more ›
Lakeshore man charged with ‘gas & go’ thefts
Mark Laporte of Lakeshore has been charged with 3 counts of theft after stealing gas on several occasions...more ›
CALENDARS: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
A budget-friendly idea that is ideal for anyone who likes to support the community...more ›
Two in custody after yard crew find firearm
Two boys are in custody after a clean up crew found a firearm under a porch and alerted police...more ›
Chatham worker injured, company fined
KSR International Co. (Dresden Industrial-Ridgetown) has been fined $50,000 for a violation of the OHSA...more ›
PERSONAL CARE: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
An ideal gift for anyone interested in chemical-free care products that help the skin and the spirit...more ›
What are the most popular baby names?
Each year the Ontario Registrar General compiles a list of popular baby names from births registered across the province...more ›
FUNKY TEES: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
You can never have too many tees and here are some suggestions to gift to yourself or someone you love...more ›
Pharmacy robber arrested by police
A man who robbed a pharmacy in April struck again last night. Police have the 40-year-old man in custody...more ›
Online guide to give help/get help in Windsor-Essex
The 2011 Holiday Sharing Guide gives information on how to give help to or get help from community programs this holiday season...more ›
City of Windsor holiday hours
211 will stay open during the holidays. All other city services are affected as detailed in this list...more ›
Santa’s elves visit child-themed restaurant
Your child is always the guest of honour at Snooty Rooster, and it's a great place for adults too, especially when the elves visit...more ›
Airport donates BBQ proceeds to John McGivney Centre
Summer BBQs supported by the airport community raised over $1,600 for charity, YQG announced today...more ›
THE WOODLOT: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
When a tree falls in Jessie & Darren's forest in Essex, it's on its way to becoming more than firewood...more ›
RIDE program stops 319 cars, no impaired drivers found
Windsor Police stopped 319 cars during a ride program & handed out suspensions & charges but none for impaired driving...more ›
New centre raises funds for at-risk youth
An event Sunday will help raise funds for WYC, a place that makes life easier for homeless or at-risk 16- to 20-years-old...more ›
What’s Brewing (Dec. 17)
Principal picked for new French immersion school, performing arts students present 'Christmas Ahoy', St. Practice Day...more ›
ACWR & OAC seek Cultural Animator
If you are connected to the arts & want to promote, support, & develop projects in our community, apply for this job...more ›
Two in custody after B&E, caught with TV & jewellery
Windsor Police have two in custody after a home was broken into last night on the city's east side...more ›
A very special request from the WSO
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra is asking for the public's help in paying for trip for a 22-year-old with cancer...more ›
Holiday travel tips from Porter Airlines
Porter Airlines is sharing holiday travel tips to help make your vacation an enjoyable one...more ›
Optimistic survey results from Development Corporation
Residents in Windsor-Essex report that they "enjoy living in the region and are generally optimistic about its prospects for economic growth"...more ›
Join in the Christmas bird count
For 60 years, Point Pelee has been part of the National Audubon Society’s Annual Christmas Bird Count & you can join in...more ›
Routine traffic stop nets $7K drug bust
Leamington O.P.P. stopped a cab for speeding & noticed the passenger acting suspiciously...more ›
TREANOR PENS: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
Wheatley craftsman Larry Treanor makes eye-catching items from exotic wood: pens, duck calls, seam rippers, & wine stoppers...more ›
Mickey, Cinderella & others share fairy tales
Disney Live! presents Three Classic Fairy Tales at the WFCU Centre Friday...more ›
Man caught trying to steal TV from pizzeria
Windsor Police Service has a man in custody after an east side restaurant was broken into early this morning...more ›
THE BACKPACK CO.: The 12 Local Gifts of Christmas
This stylish backpack is not only a useful accessory, but the 1-for-1 model delivers school supplies with every purchase...more ›
Joint crime investigation executes search warrants simultaneously
More than 900 police officers executed 67 search warrants today as part of 'Project Marvel'...more ›
The 12 local gifts of Christmas
This holiday, why not buy a gift made locally and support your community while giving a thoughtful present...more ›
Drama students bring back ‘Christmas Truce’
Drama students from the Walkerville Centre for the Creative Arts bring back 'The Christmas Truce' for 2011...more ›
Leamington search warrants reveal stolen goods, drugs
Approximately $10K of stolen property & $5K in drugs was seized after 3 search warrants were executed this past weekend...more ›
Family friendly New Year’s at Lanspeary Park
The City of Windsor will offer free skating, fireworks, live entertainment & refreshments on NYE at Lanspeary Lions Outdoor Rink...more ›
Weekend dinner theatre provides top dishes & lots of laughs
Mastronardi Winery has offered dinner theatre shows before & this weekend's performance is sure to be another hit...more ›
The 12 (15) Books of Christmas
Juniper Books helped us with our mission: Find 12 books by local authors, great titles that make great gifts...more ›
Artists co-op opens gallery in Pillette Village
Artists are participating in a collaborative gallery that currently showcases works from 16 locals & will celebrate this Friday...more ›
Call for submissions: music-inspired art
Amherstburg's Mudpuppy Gallery is looking for works to be part of their "Under the Influence of Music" show in 2012...more ›
Beware of holiday giving scams
Scammers may try to represent legitimate charities this season and the OPP are cautioning citizens to be wary...more ›
Police search for hit & run driver
Two men agreed to pull over after a collision to call police, but the suspect took off in his black Acura ...more ›
McGuinty shrugs off auditor’s critique of green energy
An unrepentant Premier Dalton McGuinty is standing firm on his green energy policies despite the auditor general’s disapproval...more ›
Applications for summer student lottery now online
The City's HR Dept announced today that applications for 2012 Summer Student Lottery Program are available online...more ›
Art gift ideas for the holidays
ACWR will hold the opening reception for its Annual Holiday Show and Sale Friday so you can finish that list!...more ›
McGuinty government helping to attract new investment & jobs
A clean energy manufacturer has officially opened its doors in Windsor, creating good jobs...more ›
Lanspeary outdoor rink is ready for winter
Lanspeary outdoor rink is now open for ice rentals and free public skating seven days a week...more ›
‘It’s not hitting a girl when you have boxing gloves on,’ says Mary Spencer
Spencer spars with men to hone her abilitiesis. The 3-time world champ is a gold-medal hopeful...more ›
Two local projects need your votes
The final countdown has begun in Aviva’s competition for cash & 2 groups want your vote...more ›
Willistead Manor open for holiday tours
Guests have a chance to see Willistead dressed for the season with tours on Wednesdays and Sundays...more ›
WSO presents ‘The Snowman’
The award-winning animated short will be screened with the orchestra performing the score, accompanied by singers and dancers...more ›
Street closures for Saturday’s Santa Claus Parade
Police will close Riverside Dr. W. from Cameron Ave. to Brock St. at 4 p.m. Saturday to make preparations for the parade...more ›
Parades bring community together for more than smiles
To make Christmas brighter for those in need, local parades will include a giving portion to help others in our community...more ›
Police seek arson suspect in fire at vacant school
The Windsor Police Arson Unit is investigating following a fire at the former Sacred Heart School ...more ›
County Road 50 invites you to explore again
Explore the Shore participants are inviting you to enjoy Christmas in the County on December 4...more ›
Large grow operation discovered in LaSalle
A search warrant executed in LaSalle revealed 1,300 marijuana plants valued at $1.3 million...more ›
Wrestler Mick Foley shares laughs tonight
Wrestling superstar Mick Foley is in Windsor tonight but he's not showing off his wrestling moves, he's doing stand-up comedy...more ›
New 1812 book looks at taking & retaking Detroit
The Essex County Historical Society, along with author Sandy Antal, will launch its new book 'INVASIONS' at events tonight and tomorrow...more ›
Humane Society tree needs donations
Staff have set up the Tree of Life & plugged in the lights, but branches will be bare unless you donate...more ›
Crafty girls support local charity
Two local girls have spent the last few months making & selling friendship pins to raise funds...more ›
Police seek purse thief
Police are investigating a robbery after a man stole a purse last night & fled with an accomplice...more ›
1 day left to help local projects get BIG funding
Of the 14 projects in Windsor/Essex that started off in Aviva’s competition for cash, two are currently in the top 10...more ›
City responds to flooding
As of 3 p.m., the city has received approximately 150 basement flooding calls, 50 street flooding calls & 45 flooded yard calls...more ›
Annual luncheon helps kids learn how to skate
All Saints’ Church's 4th Annual "Soup"er Skate Luncheon on Friday may not have ice, but will still help lend skates to 1600 people in our...more ›
Witnesses save man from water-filled ditch
OPP are commending 2 motorists who pulled a man from his car after seeing it leave the road & begin to sink into a rain-filled...more ›
Toddler bit by dog; police seek owner & vaccination records
Police need information on a roaming dog (pitbull/boxer mix) that bit a toddler while he was playing outdoors yesterday...more ›
Group of teenagers charged for theft spree
Several teens have been charged after targeting vehicles & motor homes over the last few weeks...more ›
Made in Windsor returns for holiday shopping
Busy shoppers can access unique handmade gifts this weekend at two events...more ›
Officers save unconscious man found in river
Officers are being commended for quick-thinking actions & bravery after a man was pulled from the Detroit River Friday night...more ›
400 don beards for 2nd annual Super Santa Run
Essex Region Conservation Authority was the big winner in this year's Super Santa Run Saturday...more ›
Follow Small Business Saturday message year-round
While shopping for the holidays, consider the impact that each dollar will have if we spend it with a local retailer...more ›
Wineries offer ‘Taste of the Holidays’
Members of Southwestern Ontario Vintners Association will hold a holiday open house Sat. & Sun. from 12 to 5 p.m....more ›
Names released in Windsor murder
Update: Names have been released in Windsor's first murder in over 2 years...more ›
City receives 3 proposals for aquatics complex
Today was the deadline for proposals for the new aquatics facility. Submissions will be reviewed this weekend & brought to council...more ›
Point Pelee open until midnight to view the night sky
During winter's darkest days, Point Pelee will stay open late for winter stargazing...more ›
Possible suspect vehicle caught on surveillance
Police are asking for help identifying a suspect vehicle that may have been involved in a break & enter...more ›
City schedules Ward 1 public meeting
City Council completes its series of ward meetings on December 1 with a meeting planned for Ward 1...more ›
Sports Hall of Fame seeks female board member
If you love sports, are a former athlete or coach, and have strengths that a board could use, WECSHOF wants to speak to you...more ›
VistaPrint evacuated for 2nd time in 7 days
OPP are currently investigating a threatening note that was located in the VistaPrint plant & have evacuated the building...more ›
Skate Canada International: volunteers needed, ticket pre-sale
Windsor will host 2012 Skate Canada International competition from October 25-28, 2012; get tickets or volunteer...more ›
‘Many in Motion’: Rick Hansen Relay arrives in Windsor
Despite the miserable weather, participants in the 25th Anniversary Rick Hansen Relay were seen smiling and laughing in the rain...more ›
Podcasting workshop Thursday
ERCA's Podcast Project will have official launch on Nov. 24 at John R. Park Homestead; public workshop will follow...more ›
Young people point the way to changes in foster care
Two days of youth-led hearings shared emotional insight from experience with Ontario's foster care system...more ›
Company & supervisor fined $171,000 after worker injured
ThyssenKrupp Hearn Division was fined $160,000 for a violation of the Occupational Health and Safety Act after a worker was injured in '09...more ›
OPP warn of water on roadways
The Essex County OPP are asking drivers to be careful while travelling over the next 24 hours...more ›
Man in custody after crime spree
Police have a man in custody facing charges after a recent city-wide crime spree over a two week period...more ›
Locavore dinner shares food for thought
The cafe inside New Song Church was transformed into a dining room designed for ambience and discussion about local food...more ›
Jewellery theft from Russell Woods home
Essex County OPP are investigating a break and enter where $400,000 of jewellery was stolen...more ›
Police investigate Sunday morning stabbing
Officers were called to a rooming house on Rankin Avenue for a report of a stabbing at 4 a.m. on Sunday...more ›
Rick Hansen relay visits Windsor on Tuesday
The community is invited to an evening of free festivities at the WFCU Centre to celebrate the Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay...more ›
New store opens in time for Walkerville event
A crowd took advantage of Walkerville's Holiday Walkabout Friday & all of its treats including the opening of Penny Jane's...more ›
Press Release: Helping seniors stay safer at home
Ontario is proposing a new tax credit that would help seniors stay in their homes longer and help create jobs...more ›
Walkerville prepares for Holiday Walkabout
Wakerville District's streets will be alive with laughter this weekend when the community comes together to celebrate the holidays...more ›
Derby league hosts family Christmas party & fundraiser
Each year the Border City Brawlers invite the public to join in their family-friendly holiday event that includes food, live entertainment, door prizes, and crafts...more ›
Art Gallery will house new central branch of library
Today the City of Windsor announced publicly that the Art Gallery of Windsor will become the new home of the Windsor Public Library’s Central Branch...more ›
Public meetings for wards 2 & 9 scheduled
City Council continues its series of ward meetings with Wards 2 and 9 next week...more ›
Bestselling food author visits winery on Sunday
Lynn Ogryzlo will be at Sanson Estate Winery on Sunday, speaking about local food and signing her latest book, 'The Ontario Table'...more ›
Two men facing drug trafficking charges
Two Toronto men are facing charges after police raided their apartment last night and found crack cocaine & other items...more ›
Man struck by vehicle while crossing the road
A 48-year-old man who was crossing the road yesterday was struck by a vehicle that was trying to turn...more ›
Police try to identify man using stolen debit card
Police are looking for assistance in identifying a man who used a debit card stolen earlier in the day...more ›
Windsor Police searching for robbery suspect
Recent events may be connected after 2 women were robbed by a black male on a bicycle: 20 years old, 5'5" - 5'8", medium build...more ›
Update: Bomb threat in Lakeshore
Lakeshore OPP and VistaPrint allow employees to return to work following a false bomb threat...more ›
Officers sent to hospital expected to be fine
An early morning rescue sent three Essex County OPP officers to hospital today, but all are expected to make a full recovery...more ›
Shopkeeper accused of sexual assault
A convenience store clerk is in police custody after two teenage girls accused the man of sexual assault...more ›
Staff prepared for first patients at new Toldo Mental Health Hospital
Windsor Regional Hospital admits the first 2 patients at new Toldo Mental Health Hospital...more ›
Lakes of coffee and little sleep
'What does it take to stay afloat in a leadership race?' The Toronto Star checks in Joe Comartin & other NDP campaigns...more ›
The Trews concert moves to Capitol
Stick it to Cancer concert to be held at the Capitol and not the Armouries, which was originally chosen as the alternate to the Blind...more ›
Man charged following multiple thefts from vehicles
Police have charged 20-year-old Kamil Michael Stoj in a series of thefts from south Walkerville-area vehicles...more ›
Local solar company says they are ‘local and sustainable’
Unconquered Sun strives for company growth & employment creation, following United Solar closure...more ›
Accident in west bound lanes on Hwy 3
West bound lanes of Hwy 3 will be delayed following an accident between 3 trailers, and a pick-up with a horse trailer...more ›
City’s customer care centre changes locations
The City's customer care centre at College Avenue Community Centre has moved to Adie Knox; after-school program will move to Marlborough December 5...more ›
Suspicious male at arena turned out to be concerned parent
A hockey dad has come forward to clear up a misunderstanding after a woman reported that a suspicious male approached her son at an arena...more ›
Homeless Awareness Week walking tour
Walk in the shoes of hunger and homelessness in a walking tour visiting key agencies and organizations that provide support...more ›
Voting continues for local organizations
In Aviva's online competition for cash, 14 community projects are alive in Round 3 & are looking for your vote to move to the semi-finals...more ›
Sketch released of purse thief
Police have released a composite sketch of the suspect who stole a woman's purse in Leamington...more ›
A trip down Revolution Road
A member of Occupy Windsor shares his thoughts on the movement, the city, and information shared at Thursday's 'open house'...more ›
Community meetings for Wards 3 and 10
Windsor's City Council continues its series of ward meetings with Wards 3 & 10, and a new date for Ward 9...more ›
Premier encourages us to honour vets
Commemorative services will be held across the province & throughout our region to honour the fallen...more ›
City offices closed for Remembrance Day
City of Windsor offices will be closed on Friday, along with all libraries, and the 311 call centre. Transit Windsor will run on a regular...more ›
Locavore dinner shares the harvest
WECSA needs a new wagon so they'll be hosting a 3-course locally-sourced dinner with special guest, butcher Jamie Waldron...more ›
Free patches for participants in anti-smoking study
A local workshop will provide 5 weeks of free nicotine patches to participants, along with follow-up calls & councillor support...more ›
Press Release: WRH recognized for leading practice award
Eleven of Windsor Regional Hospital's clinical practices have been selected for OHA awards...more ›
Technology helps OPP locate distraught man
Licence plate recognition was utilized this week by OPP to help find a distraught man & get him some help...more ›
Thief grabs iPhones & tablets from Rogers Wireless
Unknown suspects targeted the Rogers Wireless store in Tecumseh and made off with $20,000 worth of goods...more ›
Man who stole poppy donation box turns himself in
Thomas Lesperance, the man who was caught on a store's surveillance camera stealing a poppy donation box, has turned himself in...more ›
Over 34,000 acts of kindness reported for RAK Day
The WindsorEssex Community Foundation is reporting that Random Act of Kindness Day was a great success...more ›
Man steals Poppy donation box from store
A man who stole a poppy donation box from a convenience store has been identified as 33-year-old Thomas Lee LESPERANCE...more ›
Tecumseh residents targeted in crime spree
Two individuals went on a break & enter spree on November 5, looting garages, homes, cars, & stealing a vehicle...more ›
Police investigating arson at downtown bar
Windsor Police are investigating an arson at The Blind Dog, a bar and concert hall at 671 Ouellette Avenue in downtown Windsor...more ›
IceDogs forward Kuhnhackl suspended 20 games for head hit
Former Spitfires player, Kuhnhackl, receives hefty suspension for levelling Rangers' Ryan Murphy...more ›
Man’s actions at arena considered suspicious
A woman who dropped her son off outside an arena while she parked her car, found out that a man approached her son in her...more ›
Want to own your own MonkeyTown franchise?
Monkeytown is looking for innovative people with great kid & people skills to open new business locations...more ›
Man facing charges of pointing firearm, uttering death threats
Police have a man in custody following an altercation yesterday at a west-end home...more ›
Running wild: The fight for backyard chickens
It was supposed to be a home-schooling activity for her daughter about where food comes from, but for Kelly Bacher it’s become an education in...more ›
OPP spend time inspecting 3 weekend arsons
The Essex County O.P.P. Street Crimes Unit spent time investigating three arsons over the weekend...more ›
Pet of the Week: Chanel
Naturally playful and curious, Chanel is a two-year-old Boxer mix who loves to do her own thing!...more ›
Shop local bazaars for the holidays
Make a financial impact in your community this holiday by purchasing local handmade goods at one of the many holiday bazaars...more ›
Ward 3 & 4 meetings scheduled
City Council continues its series of ward meetings with Wards 3 and 4 coming up...more ›
Police seek suspects in convenience store robbery
Windsor Police are searching for two men who robbed a convenience store on Windsor's east side last night...more ›
Today’s the day to pay it forward
It's time to celebrate kindness by doing one small thing for a complete stranger on Random Act of Kindness Day ...more ›
Vancouver sensation Hedley stops in Windsor on cross-Canada tour
Multiplatinum chart sensation, Hedley, will start their cross-Canada tour in BC & will stop in Windsor March 3...more ›
Pet Idol to be crowned tonight
The Humane Society's 6th Annual Pet Idol contest is over & finalists will be revealed tonight at a runway show ...more ›
Leamington foot patrol officer tracks down robbery suspects
A foot patrol officer tracked down four suspects who attacked a man who was walking in downtown Leamington last night...more ›
Crash in Lakeshore, 1 in serious condition
Woman upgraded to "stable" and South Middle Road in Lakeshore will open at 6 p.m. following a serious crash between a car and dump truck...more ›
City-wide traffic enforcement blitz hands out 72 charges
Police conducted a city-wide traffic enforcement campaign Wednesday in response to a large volume of complaints received...more ›
Suspicious fire falls on same day as execution of search warrant
Police are investigating an arson that may be connected to an ongoing investigation...more ›
Teen assaults 73-year-old man for cash & cigarettes
Police have a man in custody facing robbery & drug charges following an assault on a 73-year-old man at Studio Four early this morning...more ›
Crashes throughout the county
OPP responded to several crashes from Nov. 1 to Nov. 2, three of which involved a driver hitting a deer...more ›
Upcoming meetings for the City of Windsor
It's a busy week for the City of Windsor with ward forums and other meetings related to the arts, museums, and the aquatic centre...more ›
LeeLee Hats knitting up a November storm
November is packed with free knitting classes. If you keep putting off the chance to learn how to knit, now is the time to try...more ›
MP Brian Masse appointed NDP International Trade Critic
Masse takes over the responsibility for International Trade Critic immediately & will sit as the critic for the Official Opposition at the House of Commons...more ›
Police seek suspect in attempted robbery
Police are searching for a suspect after a man tried to rob a Walkerville convenience store early this morning...more ›
TNA wrestling champions visit, part of world tour
Champions Velvet Sky & James Storm share their thoughts on wrestling as a career, fans, and visiting Windsor...more ›
Families explore bazaar in ‘Midtown’
Families perused crafts, carved pumpkins, had their faces painted, and enjoyed hot soup & cider at Sunday's Midtown Halloween Bazaar...more ›
Upcoming ward meetings
City Council continues its series of ward meetings with Wards 7 and 8 to take place this week...more ›
Windsorites receive Fire Safety Awards for awareness
Four Windsorites received Fire Safety Awards on Wednesday at the Annual Fire Safety Awards ceremony in Toronto...more ›
Man on bicycle steals purse from pedestrian
A man on a bicycle approached a pedestrian on Sunday, demanded her purse and grabbed it from her, knocking her to the ground...more ›
E.C. Row speeder clocked at 195km/h
Police have laid a charge of "stunt driving" against a man who was clocked at 195km/hr along the E.C. Row Expressway on Saturday...more ›
A girls night out in handbag heaven
$45K is a lofty fundraising goal, but the Do Good Divas are confident that their purse-themed gala helped them get there...more ›
Treats for kids and adults at Midtown Bazaar
Sunday's family event will include cider, shopping, and pumpkin carving but it's also the start of branding 'Midtown', creating a sense of place...more ›
New residents association draws crowd
A large group packed the Gourmet Emporium Wednesday night to find out more about the creation of the Olde Walkerville Residents Association...more ›
Purse snatchers arrested
Joseph Chamberlin and Matthew Melanson are charged with robbery after stealing a woman's purse on Monday...more ›
Cab robbery suspect arrested
Lee Grandmaison (19) has been arrested by Windsor Police for the robbery of a cab driver Monday night...more ›
Friday night features songs from beyond the grave
Pay what you can to see The Antiques Freakshow Friday night, the old tyme goth revival show that promises great songs and a few surprises...more ›
Pride workshop helps create inclusive environments
The "Positive Space is a Healthy Place" workshop will provide participants with tools & resources to create an inclusive environment for all sexual orientations &...more ›
Open house for museum feasibility study
An open house for the City of Windsor's Museum Feasibility Study will be held on Thursday, November 3, from 7-9 p.m. at Willistead Manor ...more ›
Police seek suspect who robbed cab driver
Officers were called to Cameron Avenue at Wyandotte Street West on Monday for a report of taxi driver robbed by a suspect holding a...more ›
Hansen relay comes to Windsor November 22
The 25th anniversary relay will enter Ontario on October 26 in Ottawa and Windsor's leg of the relay is November 22...more ›
Industry and labour influence artist
Growing up in an industrial town and having a home in an industrial city greatly influenced artist Jodi Green...more ›
Cafe-style event to discuss smoking, chance to win iPad2
Join in the discussion & debate: smoking rates are higher among youth & the population of Windsor-Essex is almost double the national average...more ›
Tecumseh car seat clinic
OPP officers will be at the Tecumseh Fire Hall on Sunday for a free clinic to evaluate your child restraint system...more ›
Votes needed to push community projects into semi-finals
Of the local projects that started off in Aviva's competition for cash, several have moved on to the semi-final round & others are still alive...more ›
Hundreds march to protest sexual assault & abuse
Downtown streets were blocked by hundreds of marchers Saturday night when a large group of women walked together as part of Take Back the Night...more ›
Olive: The toll collector from hell
There really is a troll under the Ambassador Bridge spanning the Detroit River at one of the world’s most congested transit points...more ›
Province to examine cycling deaths
As many as 20 cyclists die annually in Ontario as a result of accidental injuries & the province will examine common factors & make recommendations...more ›
$10K in drugs found at site of Kingsville house fire
Charges have been laid against Donald Faatz of Kingsville following an investigation into a house fire on Monday...more ›
‘Cancer doesn’t give a damn who we are.’
In a touching press conference yesterday, Windsor Regional Hospital accepted a cheque for $150,000 from Dragon Boats for the Cure...more ›
Pet of the Week: Trooper (Oct. 22-30)
This 2-year-old Dane/Boxer was hit by a car & has had 2 leg surgeries (1 for amputation) but it hasn't stopped his energy & charm...more ›
Win tickets to TNA/Impact Wrestling at WFCU
TNA's Impact Wrestling is taking over the WFCU Centre on Sunday, November 6 and there are 2 contests to enter for free tickets...more ›
Kingsville house fire under investigation
October 20, 2:00pm: Essex County OPP Crime Unit is on scene at a house fire conducting a full investigation into the cause & possible other...more ›
Free grant info session for artists tonight
October 20, 10:15am: Artists should stop in at the Art Gallery of Windsor tonight when the Ontario Arts Council hosts a free grant information session...more ›
Free cultural summit will gather ideas on nurturing our assets
October 19, 2011 - 4:15pm: Share your thoughts and ideas about Windsor's arts, culture and heritage at a day-long summit at Willistead Manor...more ›
Temporary closure for Outer Drive starts Monday
October 19, 4:00pm: Outer Drive between Highway 3 & S. Talbot Road in Tecumseh (Oldcastle area) will be closed October 24 at 8 a.m....more ›
Speeding car crashes into parked truck
October 19, 12:15pm: Windsor Police have arrested a man after a car left the road & crashed into a parked truck in the city's west...more ›
Entrepreneurs & evil villains gather tonight
October 19, 12:00pm: Stop in at Villains Beastro tonight when WE tech Alliance & SIFE host the October meeting for Startup Drinks Windsor ...more ›
24 hour wind/flood advisory
October 19, 10:20am: ERCA has issued a 24-hour advisory warning against erosion and flooding for Pelee Island, Leamington, Tecumseh & Windsor...more ›
Police need help to indentify suspect
October 18, 2:40pm: Do you recognize this person? The TSC Store on Talbot Road in Leamington has been the victim of three separate thefts this...more ›
Opinion: Protesting corporate greed with Starbucks in hand
October 18, 2:15pm: It's hard to take protesters seriously when their demographic has the lowest voter turnout...more ›
Missing Bruce Peninsula man located
October 18, 8:45am: A 74-year-old man that had been reported missing by his family (and was last seen in Kingsville) has been located...more ›
Resident’s Association will plan social events and promote Olde Walkerville
October 17, 9:00pm: The Olde Walkerville Resident's Association will host a launch party later this month and work towards bringing residents together...more ›
