Crash impacts morning traffic on Ouellette Avenue
A multi-vehicle collision on the Ouellette Avenue overpass impacted morning commuters heading to downtown Windsor on Thursday morning.
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Would you quit your job for better mental health benefits? One in three Canadians say yes
New research from GreenShield shows one in three Canadians would quit their job for better mental health benefits.
Downed power lines cause Chatham road closure
Police in Chatham are advising the public of a road closure. The intersection of Queen Street and Park Avenue is closed because of downed power lines.
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Windsor re-dedicates Boer War Memorial in Jackson Park
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15 suspects arrested in retail theft operation
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Lakeshore remains against large-scale greenhouses in the municipality
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$36,000 in drugs seized by Chatham-Kent police
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Windsor man $50,000 richer after lottery win
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Canadian-made Chrysler Grand Caravan sales up: Report
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High school teacher accused of sexually assaulting student in York Region
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