Dispute over movie theatre facility could go to court
Earlier this month, a movie theatre company announced it will not be renewing its lease at SilverCity.
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Indigenous elder in Windsor says preliminary findings of 93 burial sites show 'they’re finding the truth'
Growing up, Theresa Sims would hear stories from her mother, centred around the possibility that unmarked graves were located on the grounds of the former residential school she attended.
Tiny homes and accessory dwelling units pitched to help solve Windsor’s housing crisis
The province recently hosted a housing summit talking about ways to increase housing supply to handle the growing affordability crisis.
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Former Chatham resident pens self-help book to give other Canadians hope in the face of depression
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Air samples collected from third downtown Wheatley well
A temporary venting system has been installed in the third well in downtown Wheatley near the site of the August explosion now that excavation is complete.
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'We should all be concerned': Windsor lawyer wants answers into inmate death
Criminal defence lawyer Ken Marley wants an inquest called into the death of one of his clients, Manuel Hernandez.
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Vaccine clinics now accepting walk-ins, Pfizer vaccine supply increases: WECHU
All mass vaccination sites in Windsor-Essex are now accepting walk-ins for first, second, or third doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Mental health programs and services for Windsor-Essex residents
The Canadian Mental Health Association offers a range of services to help people in Windsor-Essex.
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Flexible in-road traffic signs expected to return to some Tecumseh streets
The Town of Tecumseh will again install temporary flexible in-road traffic signs this spring to help calm traffic.
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WECHU reports one new COVID-19 death, 114 hospitalizations
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is reporting one additional death, 202 new high risk COVID-19 cases and 114 hospitalizations on Wednesday.
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City, shelters and community partners work together to help those experiencing homelessness
Emergency shelter providers and community partners have been working together to meet the needs of Windsor’s homeless community while the shelter system has been strained due to COVID-19.
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13-year-old Tecumseh resident wins 100th anniversary logo contest
A 13-year-old Tecumseh resident’s design has been chosen as the town’s 100th anniversary logo to symbolize the upcoming celebrations.
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Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare mass vaccination site now accepting walk-ins
Another COVID-19 mass vaccination site in Windsor is accepting walk-ins.
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Most indoor rinks were closed in January 2022 due to COVID-19 restrictions, but that didn’t stop many Windsor-Essex residents from hitting the ice and getting creative with their own backyard ice creations.
Nearly 100 dogs welcomed to Windsor for a fresh start
Nearly 100 dogs have arrived in Windsor, ready to start a new life.
How many lockdowns? Timeline of COVID-19 restrictions in Windsor-Essex
On the brink of the latest COVID-19 measures being implemented in Ontario, here’s a look at how these restrictions compare to others in Windsor-Essex since the start of the pandemic.
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What could be next for Ont. amid rising cases
Ontario's scientific advisors are looking to Europe to project what could happen next as COVID-19 cases begin to rise again in the province.
Parents rally against racism in Barrie-area school
Over 100 people flooded Meridian Place in downtown Barrie on Friday to rally against racism in the classroom.
Wingham restaurant openly defying vaccine rules
CTV London’s Scott Miller reports on a Wingham restaurant that was shut down by health unit for defying vaccine passport rules.
MOL probes school construction site incident
One man is in critical condition after a wall collapsed at a school construction site in Forest Glade. CTV Windsor’s Chris Campbell reports.
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Ottawa to name street after actor Ryan Reynolds
The City of Ottawa will honour Canadian actor Ryan Reynold for his charitable work.
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A dog that was stranded in marshland and at risk of drowning was rescued by a British crew using a drone with a special treat attached to it.
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Scientists in the South Pacific have uncovered a rare stretch of pristine coral reef. Daniele Hamamdjian reports.
Alta. man sleeping in backyard igloo to raise money for MS
An Edmonton man will spend three nights in an igloo he built if he raises money for multiple sclerosis research.
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Trudeau decries 'fringe' views of some in trucker convoy, as police prepare for its arrival in Ottawa
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is decrying the 'fringe' views among some of those who are supporting the trucker convoy making its way to Parliament Hill to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other policies they feel infringe on their freedoms.
CRA to send out new round of letters checking eligibility from CERB recipients
The Canada Revenue Agency is sending out a new round of letters to pandemic aid recipients to verify they were eligible for the help, and warning of potential need for repayments.
Severe COVID-19 illness trends still rising in most regions, Canada's top doctor says
Canada's top doctor says even though the average daily COVID-19 case count across the country is down 30 per cent compared to last week, it's not an accurate reflection of the state of the pandemic.
India arrests 6 in illegal immigration crackdown following Canada-U.S. border tragedy
Indian police have detained six people in a crackdown on illegal immigration after four Indians were found frozen to death near the border between Canada and the U.S. last week, officials said on Thursday.
Canada extends military operation in Ukraine for three years
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Wednesday the extension of Operation UNIFIER for three years, and the deployment of 60 more troops to Ukraine in the coming days.
Meet the man who won a trip to space and gave it to a friend
Airline pilot Kyle Hippchen could have -- should have -- been on board when SpaceX launched its first tourists into orbit last year after winning a sweepstakes, but ended up giving the honour to a friend.
Ukrainian soldier arrested after five shot dead at military plant
Ukrainian police on Thursday detained a National Guard soldier who shot security guards at a military factory for unknown reasons, killing five people and injuring five others, the interior minister said in a Facebook post.
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CTV's Omar Sachedina speaks to a Ukrainian reservist and former contestant on Ukraine's version of 'The Voice' about the looming threat of war with Russia.
Wracked by war and drought, some Afghan families selling young girls into marriage
Crushing poverty is forcing displaced people in Afghanistan to make some very desperate choices, including selling organs or even their own girls into marriage to adult men.
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Desperate measures taken by Afghans facing economic crisis
War and poverty has affected many Afghan families who have had to revert to extreme measures to stay afloat. Paul Workman reports.
U.S. rejects Russia’s demands to ban Ukraine from NATO
The U.S. has rejected Russia’s demands including barring Ukraine from NATO. Omar Sachedina reports.
Convoy reaches Ontario as PM pushes back
Truckers protesting a vaccine mandate reach Ontario as the prime minister pushes back against supply-chain concerns. Glen McGregor reports.
Bank of Canada decides against raising interest rates
With rising inflation the Bank of Canada has decided not to raise interest rates. John Vennavally-Rao reports.
PM criticizes 'fringe minority' of people heading to Ottawa
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called out the 'small fringe minority' of people heading to Ottawa as part of the trucker convoy.
Dramatic video shows LAPD officer saving toddler's life
A Los Angeles police officer is being hailed a hero after dramatic video shows him saving toddler's life.
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Paul Workman speaks to Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid about the killing of Canadian soldiers in Kandahar.
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