Windsor-Essex residents 30+ and another group of essential workers eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
The COVID-19 vaccine eligibility is expanding again in Windsor-Essex.
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Detour at County Road 42 in Belle River due to collision
Essex County OPP, paramedics and fire crews were on the scene of a collision in Belle River Wednesday night.
Police seek identity of woman found deceased near Windsor's waterfront
Windsor police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a woman who was found dead by near the city’s riverfront.
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City looks forward to next stage of new mega hospital
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A new survey indicates Canadians are “paying” the price to work at home, by logging more hours.
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Local business owners will now have access to free rapid COVID-19 tests to help detect cases in the workplace that might otherwise be missed.
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Sunwing returns to Windsor this winter with weekly flights to Cuba
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PM Trudeau says he plans to take second AstraZeneca shot, if it's available
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Manitoba hits 1,000 COVID-19 deaths, 364 new cases
Manitoba recorded its 1,000th COVID-19 death on Wednesday as variants continue to take hold. CTV’s Jill Macyshon reports.
Enbridge defies Michigan deadline to shut down pipeline
Enbridge says that Line 5 does not have to stop operating while a legal process is underway in the U.S. CTV’s Omar Sachedina explains.
Canada deporting health-care worker back to the Philippines
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